1100 Plantation Island Drive South, St. Augustine, Florida 32080, United States
Immigration Evaluation Institute
Frequently Asked Questions
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Immigration evaluations are mental health or psychological assessments licensed clinicians provide to individuals seeking to resolve their immigration status. Immigration evaluations are vital in explaining the mental health state of the applicant, describing the trauma they have experienced (if any), and the long-term psychological difficulties related to their immigration status. In a potential separation of family or spouse, in UVisa, Vawa, or Asylum case where you have been a victim of a crime or abuse, an assessment documents the various hardships that applicants will endure if denied entry or deported.
An immigration evaluation therapist provides clinical assessments for persons who are undergoing immigration proceedings.
The cost of a mental health evaluation for immigration is $980.00.
The mental health evaluations conducted by Dr. Carvajal consist of a review of important documents, including medical and psychiatric records (if applicable), a review of personal and family history, mental status evaluation, a clinical interview, and psychometric testing. Dr. Carvajal uses tools to objectively assess for signs of mental and psychological distress, which lend greater credibility to the evaluation. Dr. Carvajal will evaluate applicants for symptoms of a mental disorder (if applicable) using the DSM-5 manual and include a detailed description of these symptoms in her evaluation. Dr. Carvajal emphasizes on the personal narrative of the family member or the person who is being assessed and describes the severity of the hardship and the psychological distress endured by the person who is assessed and describes in detail the severity of the hardship endured by the person and their loved ones. Dr. Carvajal’s evaluations are clear to identify and formulate the symptoms of a mental health disorder (if any) while creating an important and compelling narrative through a psychological clinical lens.
Dr. Carvajal understands the true impact of trauma, loss, emotional and physical abuse and, and the short and long-term effects they can cause. Dr. Carvajal can effortlessly convey this important information in her reports.
The mental health evaluations consist of two one-hour sessions. The mental health evaluations conducted by Dr. Carvajal consist of a review of essential documents, including medical and psychiatric records (if applicable), a review of personal and family history, mental status evaluation, a clinical interview, and psychometric testing. Dr. Carvajal uses tools to objectively assess signs of mental and psychological distress, which lend greater credibility to the evaluation. Dr. Carvajal emphasizes the personal narrative of the family member or the person being assessed, describes the severity of the hardship and the psychological distress endured by the person being evaluated, and describes in detail the severity of the problem suffered by the person and their loved ones. Dr. Carvajal’s evaluations include important and compelling narratives through a psychological clinical lens. Dr. Carvajal understands the true impact of trauma, loss, emotional and physical abuse, and the short and long-term effects they can cause. Dr. Carvajal can effortlessly convey this vital information in her extensive reports.
Immigration Evaluations are not covered under medical insurance.
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