Immigration evaluation
Psychological evaluation for an extreme hardship waiver
It shows the emotional harm your relative would suffer if your waiver is denied. The report supports the application your attorney files with USCIS.
- From $1,500
- You’ll need an immigration attorney.
What the extreme hardship evaluation is
In an extreme hardship waiver, USCIS looks at how the decision would affect your qualifying relative, for example your U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse or parent.
The evaluation documents that person’s emotional health and what separation, or having to relocate, would mean for them. Your attorney tells us who the qualifying relative is in your case.
Who it’s for
- Families where a U.S. citizen or resident would suffer if their loved one has to leave the country or can’t come back.
- Cases where an immigration attorney is preparing the waiver.
- Families who prefer to do everything in Spanish, from home.
How it works
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Send your request
Fill in the short form or message us on WhatsApp. A relative can write for someone who is detained.
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We call you
Within 48 hours, Denis calls you to learn about your case and confirm we can help. Then Yoel explains the price and the documents.
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Your evaluation
We set the date and payment with you. The evaluation takes 1 to 2 hours, by secure call, in English or Spanish.
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Your report
We send it to your attorney, USCIS or the court. If the court asks, Denis testifies as a witness.
What your attorney receives
A professional written report with the results of the evaluation, ready to be filed with your case.
- Reviewed by Denisleydis Denis, LCSW-QS
- Sent to your attorney, USCIS or the court
- By email, fax and mail at no extra cost
- If the court asks, Denis testifies as a witness
Which documents you’ll need
- A copy of the documents your attorney filed with USCIS or the court (usually the same ones your attorney has).
- A photo ID.
- Your signed consents: privacy (HIPAA), permission to share the report with your attorney, USCIS and the court, and consent to the evaluation. We send them for you to sign online.
- Never send documents through this website: we’ll tell you how to send them securely.
Price
From $1,500
Private pay, no insurance. We confirm the final price before we start.
What can change the price
- Detained personWhat the detention center charges for the one-hour visit.+$200
- Rush report (under 7 days)When your hearing or deadline is close.+$250
Always included: sending the report to your attorney, USCIS or the court by email, fax and mail.
Please give us 24 hours’ notice to cancel or move your appointment.
Questions about this evaluation
Who is evaluated in an extreme hardship case?
Usually the qualifying relative, (a U.S. citizen or resident) who would suffer the hardship if you were deported. Your attorney tells us who to evaluate in your case.
How much does a psychological evaluation for an extreme hardship waiver cost?
From $1,500, private pay (no insurance). We confirm the final price before we start. If the person is detained, add $200, which the detention center charges for the visit.
Does the family have to travel?
No. The evaluation is done by secure audio call, from home.
Take the first step. We’ll walk the rest with you.
Tell us about your case in the short form and we’ll call you with everything ready: the process, the price and the documents.
or call 786-525-6428