Psychological

Evaluations

for Immigration Cases

Maria Blacque-Belair, LCSW

+25 years

of experience

English, Spanish,

Remote or

and French

in-person

Collaborative with

Attorneys

What to Expect During the Evaluation Process

Initial Free Consultation

Phone conversation to discuss to discuss what you need.

Clinical Interview

Most evaluations require a 2-hour clinical interview. No therapy sessions are needed.

 Documents

Share documents relevant to your case.

Report Preparation

Detailed evaluation report tailored to your case and your attorney’s needs. Completed within approximately 10 days.

Qué esperar del proceso de evaluación

Consulta gratuita inicial

Conversación telefónica para discutir sus necesidades.

Entrevista clínica

La mayoría de las entrevistas requieren una sesión de 2 horas. No se necesitan sesiones de terapia.

Documentos

Comparte documentos relevantes de su caso.

Preparación del reporte final

Evaluación detallada ajustada a las necesidades del cliente y su abogado. La preparación requiere de 10 días.

Evaluations for Immigration Cases

We provide evaluations for a wide range of immigration matters, including:

VAWA

U-VISA

T-VISA

Hardship waivers

Hardship waivers

Asylum

Extreme hardship

Hardship waivers

Other immigration cases

Testimonials

From clients and attorneys we work with.

I am very happy to recommend Maria Blacque-Belair. She did a psychological evaluation for my asylum case. She really listened to me and understood what I went through. I was able to speak with her in French which helped a lot. In addition to doing the evaluation, she also was very helpful in helping me understand about the asylum process. N’hésitez pas à demander les services de Maria.
— Monique
Thank you for the evaluation. I have reviewed the document. It is a very profound and detailed account of her mental health situation. I was also grateful for you including a section about the one-year filing deadline, something that I had not considered perhaps being attributed to the client’s mental state.
— From Marlon Campeche, staff attorney, Catholic Migration Service