Our immigration evaluations typically involve:

• A clinical interview with you and close members of your family. The interview will help us understand important psychological, medical, and social background information, and your current cognitive and psychological functioning.
• Consultation with your attorney to determine the type of waiver that will be best suited for your case.
• A review of medical, psychological, and other collateral documents that help us have a better understanding of your psychological and emotional functioning.
• We will administer psychological and neuropsychological tests to objectively assess for mental health diagnoses and/or cognitive impairment.  We will administer and interpret paper and computer-based tests to assess for:
• General intellectual abilities
• Higher level executive skills such as reasoning and problem solving
• Attention and concentration
• Language comprehension and communication
• Visual-spatial skills and perception
• Memory impairment
• Motor and sensory skills
• Mood and personality
• Psychological diagnoses
• After we complete the evaluation, we will write a comprehensive report that integrates our findings and give it to your attorney.