The process of immigrating to the United States can be lengthy and stressful. At The Green Room, we are dedicated to help individuals and families to navigate the immigration process and provide the professional help they need. An immigration evaluation can support your immigration case immensely. Feel free to contact us and we are happy to answer any questions you might have.
Sometimes, psychological evaluations are necessary or requested by the USCIS as part of an immigration case. The results of these evaluations would help the USCIS agents or the U.S immigration court to rule on a case.
An immigration psychological evaluation includes a clinical interview with a licensed psychologist, during which information regarding your legal case, as well as your medical and psychological background background are obtained. There are also some psychological testings that are administered based on the type of evaluation you need. At the end, the psychologist would review all the information, and review any medical or legal records on your case and provide a comprehensive report. If you have a legal representative, a copy of your report will be sent to your attorney with your consent.
Our clinical team at The Green Room have over 15 years of experience working in the immigration field. Some of the members of our staff and providers are fluent in Spanish and Farsi. We know that immigration cases are often time-sensitive, so we make every effort to get you scheduled within a week and submit the results of your report within two weeks after your initial evaluation. If needed, we are able to rush your report with an additional fee.
During the initial appointment, the clinician will walk you through each step of your evaluation to make the process as easy as possible. The evaluator would inquier about your family history, medical and psychological history, work history, and such. You may also be asked to take a number of psychological tests including neurocognitive test, depression and anxiety inventory tests, PTSD check lists, or partner violence surveys. Upon completion of the clinical interview, and following review of all the medical and legal records, the evaluator will provide you or your attorney with a comprehensive report that you could submit with the immigration court to provide more evidence to your case.
Our immigration specialist, Gabriel Campos is an award winning attorney and a specialist in immigration law by the CA State Bar Association. We highly recommend him for your immigration related law cases.