Immigration Evaluations

for New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania Residents

Immigration Psychological Evaluations

for New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware Residents

Appointments Available within 2 weeks

Reports Ready within 5 days

Thorough, trauma-informed psychological evaluations for immigration cases prepared with clinical integrity and genuine care.

An immigration evaluation can feel like one more intimidating step in an already overwhelming process.

Our role is to make it thorough, respectful, and as straightforward as possible, so you can focus on what matters most.

Close-up of elderly hands holding and touching each other, symbolizing care and connection after immigration evaluation at Grounded Growth Counseling

Specialized Evaluations for Every Case Type

  • Hardship Waivers (I-601 & I-601A): Documenting the significant mental health impact on "qualifying relatives" if a loved one is denied residency.

  • Asylum Claims: Providing clinical evidence of PTSD and trauma resulting from persecution in a home country.

  • VAWA Assessments: Supporting survivors of domestic battery or extreme cruelty with sensitive, trauma-informed psychological documentation.

  • U-Visa & T-Visa Support: Assessing the psychological toll on victims of crimes or human trafficking to assist in their path to legal protection.

What to Expect During Your

We designed this process to be as clear and low-stress as possible. Here's what happens from first contact to final report.

Initial Consultation

We start with a brief phone or video call to understand your case, confirm this is the right service for your needs, and answer any questions. There's no pressure and no commitment required at this stage.

Clinical Interview

We conduct a comprehensive in-person or virtual clinical interview. The session is structured but paced to your comfort. We may also use standardized assessment measures when clinically appropriate.

Report Writing

We write a detailed, well-organized report tailored to the legal purpose of your evaluation. Reports are written in clear, professional language — objective, thorough, and prepared to withstand legal review. We do not use templates.

Delivery & Support

You receive your signed report along with any supporting documentation. If your attorney has clarifying questions about the clinical findings, we're available to respond.

Pricing & Fees

At Grounded Growth NJ, our immigration psychological evaluations start at $750.

Rush Report: Additional cost of $100 for expedited turnaround (4 days or less).

Translation Services: Available for an additional $50 per hour when needed.


Payments are accepted via cash, check, credit card, or electronic transfer. Payment plans may be available.

This service is designed for clients and attorneys who value thorough, ethical clinical documentation.

Request an Immigration Evaluation

Email - info@groundedgrowthcounselingnj.com

Phone - 856-477-3142

Immigration Psychological Evaluations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an immigration psychological evaluation?

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An immigration psychological evaluation is a formal clinical assessment used by USCIS and immigration courts to document the mental health impact of a legal case. These reports provide professional evidence regarding trauma, PTSD, or the "extreme hardship" a family member would face if separated from a loved one.


How much does an immigration evaluation cost?

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At Grounded Growth NJ, we prioritize accessibility. Our fees for comprehensive immigration evaluations start at $750 . To ensure our services are affordable for those in need, we offer flexible payment plans.


What case types do you provide evaluations for?

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With over 20 years of clinical experience, I specialize in several specific immigration categories, including:

  • VAWA Petitions: For survivors of domestic battery or extreme cruelty.

  • Extreme Hardship Waivers (I-601 & I-601A): Proving the emotional toll on qualifying U.S. citizen relatives.

  • Asylum Claims: Documenting trauma and PTSD resulting from persecution.

  • U-Visas & T-Visas: For victims of crimes or human trafficking.


How long does the process take?

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A standard evaluation usually involves a clinical interview session. Once the interviews and any necessary psychological testing are complete, the final 10–15 page report is typically delivered to your attorney within 5 days.