Protection for victims of crimes and human trafficking. The psychological evaluation documents the trauma and strengthens your application.
The U Visa protects victims of certain crimes and the T Visa protects victims of human trafficking; In both cases, the damage suffered must be proven. The psychological evaluation documents the trauma and its effects in clinical language, performed by a licensed, bilingual therapist, to strengthen your application.
Both visas offer protection and a possible path to residency. Clinical evaluation supports each request with professional evidence of psychological impact.
For victims of human trafficking
It offers a path to temporarily remain in the US and potentially receive permanent residency if certain criteria are met.
Why evaluation matters: provides evidence of the emotional and psychological trauma experienced, illustrating the need for protection and services.
For victims of certain crimes
For those who have suffered mental or physical abuse and collaborate with authorities in the investigation or prosecution of the crime.
Why evaluation matters: professionally documents the psychological impact of the crime, highlighting the trauma and strengthening the case.
We collect a detailed personal and experience history, observing emotional responses.
Psychological testing to quantify mental health conditions and the impact of trauma.
A professional diagnosis detailing the psychological impact and need for ongoing support.
The T Visa is a visa available to victims of human trafficking. It offers a path to temporarily remain in the United States and, if certain criteria are met, to obtain permanent residency.
Psychological evaluation is key in these requests because it provides evidence of the emotional trauma experienced due to trafficking, and illustrates the need for protection and support services.
The U Visa is for victims of certain crimes who collaborate with authorities, and the T Visa is for victims of human trafficking. In both, the psychological report serves to document the damage suffered; Your lawyer defines which one corresponds to your case.
One or more clinical interviews are scheduled with a licensed, bilingual therapist. From them, a professional report is written that documents your emotional state and is given to you and your lawyer to present as evidence in your case.
Yes. Everything is protected by confidentiality (HIPAA) and the report is delivered only to you and whoever you authorize, usually your lawyer.
Yes. We perform evaluations for people living in 48 states: the interview can be done by video and the report is delivered the same, with the same validity.
