Immigration Psychological Evaluations
A clear, respectful process for telling your story.
National Therapeutic Alliance provides psychological evaluations for immigration matters. An evaluation gives you time to share relevant experiences and discuss how they have affected your emotional well-being and daily life.
What to expect
Start by telling us what kind of evaluation your attorney has requested, if you know, and when it’s needed. We’ll explain what information is needed, what the interview involves, and what to expect from the written report. Use the first inquiry to ask about availability and logistics.
Before your appointment
When you inquire, share the requested evaluation type and any deadline if you know them. We can explain scheduling, fees, and which documents, if any, would be helpful. If you have an attorney, ask them what they need the evaluation to address.
During the evaluation
The clinician asks about relevant personal history, current concerns, and how your experiences have affected your day-to-day life. Depending on the referral, that may include how you’ve been sleeping, working, studying, or managing family responsibilities.
After the interview
The clinician prepares a written report based on the evaluation. We’ll explain the expected timeline and how the report is shared. An evaluation is a focused assessment, separate from ongoing counseling.
What should I include in my first message?
Your name, a way to reach you, and your timing are enough to start. Save sensitive details and documents for the next step after we explain how to share them.