Immigration & Forensic Clinical Evaluations

Trauma-Informed • Culturally Competent • Evidence-Driven • Bilingual (English/Spanish)

At DocuRapid, we provide comprehensive psychosocial and trauma-informed evaluations tailored to immigration and forensic contexts. Our assessments are conducted by a licensed clinician with advanced training in trauma, immigrant populations, and immigration-based evaluations.

All evaluations are fully compliant with USCIS requirements, and we collaborate directly with attorneys to ensure reports meet clinical, ethical, and evidentiary standards.

IMMIGRATION-RELATED EVALUATIONS

Asylum Evaluation (I-589)

A comprehensive clinical evaluation documenting trauma history, persecution experiences, symptom presentation, and psychological impact. Includes structured clinical interview and standardized symptom screening tools as appropriate.

VAWA Evaluation

Trauma-informed assessment documenting emotional, psychological, and relational harm resulting from abuse, coercive control, and partner violence. Includes trauma symptom screens and detailed narrative documentation.

Hardship Waiver Evaluation (I-601 / I-601A / I-212)

Assessment of psychological, emotional, medical, financial, family-system, and cultural hardship that qualifying relatives may experience if the applicant is denied entry or removed from the U.S.

General Immigration Psychosocial Evaluation

A complete psychosocial assessment for immigration cases involving hardship, trauma exposure, family impact, or chronic emotional distress.

ADDITIONAL IMMIGRATION-RELATED CLINICAL SERVICES

Family / Joint Interview Session

Collateral interview with spouse, partner, or family member to gather additional hardship or relational context.

Complex or Extended Interview Session

Optional add-on session for complex trauma histories, additional clarification, or expanded documentation.

Immigration Report Addendum / Revision

A clinical addendum to update an existing report based on new information or attorney requests.

NON-IMMIGRATION FORENSIC & CLINICAL EVALUATIONS

(Available to attorneys, agencies, and private clients)

Forensic Trauma Evaluation (Civil / DV / Criminal)

Comprehensive trauma-focused evaluation including structured interview, history review, and clinical assessment of trauma-related symptoms.

Psychological Impact Evaluation (Civil / Employment)

Assesses emotional and psychological harm related to discrimination, workplace harassment, violence, or personal injury.

Criminal Mitigation Evaluation

Examines trauma history, psychosocial functioning, developmental factors, and rehabilitation potential relevant to sentencing mitigation.

Parenting & Family Functioning Evaluation (Non-Custody)

Assesses parental mental health, emotional functioning, coping capacity, and family dynamics. (Does not include custody or time-sharing recommendations.)

Child Trauma / Child Impact Evaluation

Age-appropriate evaluation exploring trauma exposure, emotional symptoms, behavior concerns, and developmental or family impact.

Substance Use & Co-Occurring Disorders Evaluation

Clinical assessment of substance use patterns, co-occurring symptoms, risk factors, and treatment needs.

Fitness-for-Treatment Evaluation

Determines readiness and appropriateness for therapy, anger management, DV intervention, or substance use programs.

Victim Impact Clinical Statement

A concise written clinical summary of emotional and psychological harm for legal contexts when a complete evaluation is not required.

SCREENING TOOLS & MEASURES WE MAY USE

(All within the scope of a licensed clinician, no psychological or neuropsychological testing)

We may incorporate validated symptom-screening tools such as:

Trauma symptom inventories
Anxiety, depression, and PTSD screening measures
Stress, adjustment, and functioning scales
Risk and safety screeners
Child behavioral and trauma-impact checklists
Substance use screening tools

These tools support clinical findings and strengthen the legal narrative, but do not constitute psychometric or diagnostic psychological testing outside the clinician’s scope.

OUR PROCESS

We prioritize compassion, clinical accuracy, and efficiency:

Attorney or client schedules a consultation
Document and background review
Clinical interview(s) via secure telehealth
Optional collateral interviews
Symptom-screening tools as appropriate
Comprehensive written report delivered to the attorney

Fast turnaround options are available upon request.

WHY ATTORNEYS CHOOSE DOCURAPID

Licensed in NC & FL (Arizona and Georgia coming soon)
Advanced Immigration Evaluation Institute training
Trauma specialist with extensive experience with immigrant families
Fully bilingual (English & Spanish)
Culturally grounded, narrative-rich evaluations
Clear, well-structured USCIS-compliant reports
Attorney collaboration to align evaluation with legal strategy

For scheduling, availability, or attorney referrals, please contact us directly. Quotes are provided based on case type and complexity.