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In our experience, a professional comprehensive clinical evaluation conducted by
a culturally and linguistically competent and experienced state licensed mental
health provider can make a considerable difference on most immigration cases by
identifying all the factors faced by the United States Citizen or Lawful Permanent
Resident which are already impacting their mental and physical health due to the
potential loss of their undocumented loved one due to the immigration
adjustment process.
In some cases, an immigration attorney may help his client's case by requiring
the client or affecting individual to submit to a clinical diagnosis due to a prior
substance related disorder (alcohol and/or drug abuse or dependence) to
present to the Immigration Court that the individual's substance related disorder
is in remission. In those instances, a current diagnosis can help bring in
perspective of the progress made from the time of the last substance related
incident (i.e. an alcohol or drug related offense such as a DUI) to the present
time. These cases present with a particular challenge for those mental health
professionals who lack credentials in addictions; therefore, we recommend to
carefully selecting professional mental health professionals when needing
specialized services.
Other cases, may relate to the extreme hardship a US citizens or US Lawful
Permanent Resident is suffering and/or will suffer if a Cancellation of Removal is
not granted to a relative at risk of being removed from the United States.
Yet other cases may benefit from presenting evidence of the psychological
trauma suffered by some individuals seeking Political Asylum.
However, there are three very common situations in which a clinical diagnostic
evaluation is very likely to help an immigration case: extreme hardship,
domestic abuse and victims of crime.
For your convenience, we can conduct your evaluation via Skype.
To get started, please fill out the following electronic form and
we will contact you as soon as possible.
a culturally and linguistically competent and experienced state licensed mental
health provider can make a considerable difference on most immigration cases by
identifying all the factors faced by the United States Citizen or Lawful Permanent
Resident which are already impacting their mental and physical health due to the
potential loss of their undocumented loved one due to the immigration
adjustment process.
In some cases, an immigration attorney may help his client's case by requiring
the client or affecting individual to submit to a clinical diagnosis due to a prior
substance related disorder (alcohol and/or drug abuse or dependence) to
present to the Immigration Court that the individual's substance related disorder
is in remission. In those instances, a current diagnosis can help bring in
perspective of the progress made from the time of the last substance related
incident (i.e. an alcohol or drug related offense such as a DUI) to the present
time. These cases present with a particular challenge for those mental health
professionals who lack credentials in addictions; therefore, we recommend to
carefully selecting professional mental health professionals when needing
specialized services.
Other cases, may relate to the extreme hardship a US citizens or US Lawful
Permanent Resident is suffering and/or will suffer if a Cancellation of Removal is
not granted to a relative at risk of being removed from the United States.
Yet other cases may benefit from presenting evidence of the psychological
trauma suffered by some individuals seeking Political Asylum.
However, there are three very common situations in which a clinical diagnostic
evaluation is very likely to help an immigration case: extreme hardship,
domestic abuse and victims of crime.
For your convenience, we can conduct your evaluation via Skype.
To get started, please fill out the following electronic form and
we will contact you as soon as possible.
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