Professional psychological evaluations for immigration cases—prepared by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with advanced training in trauma and cultural responsiveness. Serving individuals and attorneys throughout Arizona.
Clinical immigration evaluations are detailed psychological assessments prepared by licensed mental health professionals to support immigration cases. These evaluations provide courts and immigration officials with an informed clinical perspective on the psychological impacts of trauma, hardship, and lived experience.
It gives voice to experiences that are often difficult to articulate, documents the emotional and psychological toll of trauma or separation, and offers a professional assessment that helps decision-makers understand the full human impact of a case.
At With An Open Heart, we approach immigration evaluations with the same trauma-informed, culturally responsive care we bring to all our work. We understand that sharing your story—especially in the context of immigration proceedings—requires courage, trust, and safety.
We provide clinical immigration evaluations for the following case types:
Individuals: If you're navigating an immigration case and believe a psychological evaluation could support your application, we're here to help. You can contact us directly to schedule a consultation, even if you're not yet working with an attorney.
Immigration Attorneys: We work collaboratively with immigration attorneys throughout Arizona and beyond. We understand the legal requirements for different case types and prepare reports that meet the standards necessary for submission to USCIS, immigration courts, and consular offices. We're responsive, professional, and committed to supporting your clients with dignity and care.
Community Organizations: We partner with immigrant services organizations, legal clinics, and advocacy groups to provide accessible, high-quality evaluations for community members in need.
Payment Plans Available: We understand that immigration cases come with significant financial costs. Payment plans are available to make evaluations more accessible. A 50% deposit is required to begin the evaluation process.
Payment Methods: We accept credit cards, debit cards, and payment plans.
Rush Service: If you need an evaluation completed on an urgent timeline, rush services are available for an additional fee. Discuss your timeline during the initial consultation.
Important Note: Immigration evaluation fees are separate from therapy services and are not covered by insurance. However, you may be able to use the evaluation report to support related claims or applications.
Find answers about our resources, languages, and how to request what you need.
No. While many people work with immigration attorneys, you can contact us directly to request an evaluation even if you're representing yourself or are still in the process of finding legal representation.
Most evaluations are completed within 2-4 weeks from the initial interview. The timeline depends on scheduling availability and case complexity. Rush services are available if you have an urgent deadline.
Yes. Iliamari is bilingual and can conduct the entire evaluation process—from interviews to the final report—in Spanish or English based on your preference.
Yes. Your attorney (or you, if self-represented) will need to provide background information and relevant legal documents to help us understand your case. We'll discuss specific documentation needs during the initial consultation.
The evaluation is prepared for legal purposes and will be shared with your attorney and submitted as part of your immigration case. While the content is not strictly confidential in the therapeutic sense, we treat all information with professionalism, sensitivity, and respect.
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