Urgent immigration evaluations
A court-ready immigration psychological evaluation in Miami — in as little as 5 business days
Deadlines in immigration cases don't wait. Get a bilingual, USCIS-ready evaluation for asylum, VAWA, U/T-visa or hardship waiver cases from a Miami-based bilingual practice — done entirely online, with an express turnaround when time is short.
- Bilingual: English & Spanish
- 100% online in FL, MO, KS & VA
- Confidential & judgment-free
Virtual care
Secure, private sessions
When a deadline is close, you need a clear next step — not more paperwork to figure out
Your court or USCIS date is approaching
We prioritize express bookings so your evaluation and report are ready before your filing or hearing date.
Your attorney is waiting on the report
We coordinate directly with your legal team so the finished report reaches them in the format they need.
You need this done without leaving home
Every interview happens over Zoom, in English or Spanish — no waiting room, no time off work.
Evaluations for
- Asylum
- VAWA
- U-Visa
- T-Visa
- Extreme Hardship
- Waivers
How your immigration psychological evaluation works, in three steps
Book your evaluation online
Choose standard or express and pick a time that works for you — no phone calls needed.
Clinical interview via Zoom
A confidential session in English or Spanish, focused entirely on your case.
Receive your written report
A clear, court-ready report delivered directly to you and, if you choose, your attorney.
One flat fee. No surprises when time is tight.
Every evaluation includes the clinical interview, assessment, and a complete written report — the express option simply moves you to the front of the line.
Standard evaluation
Contact for pricing
Report in ~15 business days
- Clinical interview via Zoom, English or Spanish
- Standardized assessment when appropriate
- Court-ready written report
- Direct coordination with your attorney
Express evaluation
Contact for pricing
Report in ~5 business days
- Clinical interview via Zoom, English or Spanish
- Standardized assessment when appropriate
- Court-ready written report
- Direct coordination with your attorney
Who conducts your evaluation
Daylin Rodriguez
A licensed bilingual psychotherapist who has prepared psychological evaluations for immigration cases across asylum, VAWA, U/T-visa and hardship waiver petitions — in English and Spanish.
Book Your EvaluationQuestions before you book
What is an immigration psychological evaluation?
It is a clinical report written by a licensed mental health professional that documents how your experiences — persecution, abuse, victimization, or the threat of family separation — have affected your mental health and daily functioning. It turns your story into objective, professionally supported evidence your attorney can file with USCIS or present in immigration court.
Are immigration psychological evaluations and mental health evaluations the same thing?
In an immigration context, the terms are used interchangeably. Both describe a clinical assessment prepared specifically to support a legal case — not a general intake for ongoing treatment. What matters to USCIS and the courts is that a licensed professional conducted it and documented a clear connection between your mental health and your case.
Which immigration cases need an evaluation?
Most commonly asylum, VAWA self-petitions, U-Visa and T-Visa petitions, and extreme hardship waivers (I-601 / I-601A). Your attorney is the right person to confirm whether your specific case calls for one.
How much does an urgent immigration evaluation cost?
Pricing depends on your case and turnaround. Message us on WhatsApp or book a slot and we'll confirm current pricing before anything is charged.
How fast can I actually get my report?
The express option is built for a 5-business-day turnaround from your interview. The standard option takes about 15 business days.
Is everything I share confidential?
Yes. Your interview and records are handled under the same confidentiality standards as any other therapy session — nothing is shared without your written consent.
Will this report be accepted by USCIS or the court?
Immigration evaluations by licensed professionals are routinely accepted by USCIS and immigration courts, and reports are written to the documentation standards attorneys and adjudicators expect. We cannot guarantee a case outcome — only your attorney can advise on that — but the report itself is built to be filing-ready.
Do I need to speak English?
No. The entire process — booking, interview and report — is available in English or Spanish, your choice.
If your deadline is close, let's talk today
Book your evaluation online or send a WhatsApp message — in English or Spanish.