Immigration Psychosocial Evaluation: What Should I Expect?
Like most parts of your immigration journey, a Immigration Psychosocial Evaluation can seem complicated and confusing. At EG Behavioral, our goal is to make the process as simple and easy as possible. What should you expect? Here is a list of steps and documentation needed to complete a typical evaluation. Your case may vary, so please consult your legal representative for your specific documentation needs.
Components of an Immigration Psychosocial Evaluation
An Immigration Psychological Evaluation typically includes:
Clinical Interview
A comprehensive interview covering your medical, psychological and social history), family background, and basis for your petition.
Mental Health Assessment
Evaluation of any existing mental health concerns such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, or other emotional issues.
Impact Analysis
An examination of how deportation or separation from family could affect your mental health or that of qualifying relatives.
Documentation & Reporting
The mental health professional will compile a detailed report summarizing the findings, which can then be submitted as part of your immigration case.
How to Prepare for Your Evaluation
To ensure the most accurate and beneficial evaluation, you should:
- Gather any relevant documents, such as medical records, identity verification documents, educational certifications and other legal documents.
- Be honest and open during the evaluation process. The more information shared, the more comprehensive and helpful the evaluation will be.
- Discuss any concerns or questions with the evaluating mental health professional beforehand to ensure you understand the process and its implications.
- For a sample list of documents, click here.
Do you have questions about preparing your evaluation?
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