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Hardship Evaluations (I-601 / I-601A
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
These evaluations determine how the removal or denial of a family member would result in extreme psychological hardship to a qualifying relative. This typically includes emotional, medical, financial, academic, and family functioning impacts.
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
For individuals who have experienced domestic violence or abuse. The evaluation documents the emotional consequences of the abuse and provides psychological evidence supporting the VAWA petition.
Asylum Evaluations
Spousal Abuse (VAWA) - Violence Against Women Act
Asylum Evaluations
Document the psychological impact of persecution, torture, fear of return, and the long-term effects of trauma. These assessments emphasize safety, credibility, and trauma-related symptoms.
U Visa / T Visa
N-648 Disability Waiver Evaluation
Asylum Evaluations
U-Visa Evaluations
For victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered substantial emotional or psychological harm. Evaluations include trauma impacts, safety concerns, and long-term mental health effects.
T-Visa Evaluations
For survivors of human trafficking. These evaluations document the psychological effects of trauma, coercion, exploitation, and ongoing recovery needs.
N-648 Disability Waiver Evaluation
N-648 Disability Waiver Evaluation
N-648 Disability Waiver Evaluation
For individuals who cannot complete the citizenship exam due to cognitive, psychological, or neurological impairments. Evaluations identify the disability, associated functional limitations, and why the individual cannot meet English or civics testing requirements.