Attorney Referral Request – Immigration Law

Immigration Psychological Evaluation

Our expert psychological evaluations meet USCIS and immigration court standards for hardship waivers, asylum, VAWA, and more. Dr. Long has completed hundreds of evaluations and testified in federal immigration court, earning the trust of attorneys nationwide.

Please select the type of immigration evaluation your client needs.*

Extreme Hardship Waiver (I-601, I-601A, I-212)Asylum (I-589)VAWA (I-360)U Visa (I-918)Citizenship Waiver (N-648)Other (U Visa, T Visa, SIJS, Cancellation of Removal, I-751, DACA, etc.) – For crime victims, trafficking survivors, and other immigration cases.❓ I'm Not Sure – Help Me Choose

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Attorney Case Overview – Case-Specific Details

To ensure our evaluation directly supports your client’s case, please provide any case-specific details that set this matter apart. Consider including:

Key factual background relevant to your client’s claim.
Specific legal arguments or challenges that should be addressed in the report.
Any past immigration issues, such as prior denials, inadmissibility findings, or procedural history.
Evidentiary concerns, such as gaps in documentation, credibility challenges, or corroboration needs.
Any psychological, medical, or hardship-related factors critical to the case.

If there are particular themes, case theories, or legal strategies you would like us to emphasize, please outline them below. Our goal is to ensure the evaluation aligns with your case’s evidentiary needs.

You can enter the case details in the green box below. You may expand the text box if needed or, if you prefer, upload your notes as part of the submission.

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Please upload any relevant documents that will help us provide a thorough and informed evaluation. This may include affidavits, personal statements, case timelines, police reports, medical records, restraining orders, USCIS or immigration court filings, Notices to Appear (NTA), previous denials, declarations from family or witnesses, evidence of coercion or control (e.g., threatening messages, financial records), or any other materials that document hardship, trauma, or abuse relevant to your client's case.

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