Compassionate, bilingual evaluations from Latina/e therapists
Your story deserves to be heard with care. We provide thoughtful, trauma-informed psychological evaluations that help document your experiences for your immigration case, in English or Spanish, in person or online.
What is an immigration evaluation?
An immigration mental health evaluation is a clinical assessment that documents how your experiences, such as trauma, abuse, persecution, or the possibility of family separation, have affected your emotional and psychological wellbeing. The result is a detailed written report that you and your attorney can submit as part of your immigration application. We work with individuals, families, and legal professionals, and we honor each client’s experience with dignity.
Types of Cases
Hardship
Asylum
VAWA
U Visa
T Visa
Why families choose Nuna
Our client's experience matters
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Bilingual providers
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Trauma-Informed
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Expedited Reports
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Court Testimony
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Sanctuary space
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Free Parking
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Handicap accessible
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Upfront cost of $1,000
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Sliding scale available
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Payment plans available
Our process
1. Free Consult
Start with a free 15-minute call to discuss your client’s case and timeline.
We’ll review the case type, deadlines, and best evaluation format, and can take referrals directly from your office.
2. Session
Your client meets with a licensed clinician in person or by secure telehealth.
One in-person session in South LA or two to three virtual sessions within California, in English or Spanish.
3. Documents
We review the records you provide to inform a thorough assessment.
Incomplete records won’t delay scheduling, and our team will coordinate secure document transfer with your office.
4. Assessment
Standardized clinical tools assess trauma, stress, and psychological history.
Our trauma-informed, culturally attuned approach helps clients share difficult histories with a clinician who understands them.
5. Written Report
Receive a detailed report tailored to the case type within two to three weeks.
Reports cover Hardship, Asylum, VAWA, U Visa, and T Visa cases, with expedited turnaround and court testimony available.
Preguntas frecuentes
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General Questions
What types of cases do you evaluate?
We provide evaluations and reports for Hardship waivers, Asylum, VAWA, U Visa, and T Visa cases.
How long does the report take?
Reports are delivered within two to three weeks after the final session. Expedited turnaround is available for urgent deadlines.
How many sessions are needed?
In-person evaluations take one session at our South LA office. Virtual evaluations take two to three secure video sessions.
Can evaluations be done outside Los Angeles?
Yes. Virtual evaluations are available anywhere in California, but the client must be physically in California during each session.
Are evaluations available in Spanish?
Yes. Our bilingual team conducts evaluations entirely in English or Spanish.
How much does an evaluation cost?
The fee is $1,000, which includes all sessions and the written report. We accept credit cards and offer payment plans, and a sliding scale may be available.
Can you guarantee the report will support the case?
No evaluator can guarantee findings or outcomes. Our evaluations are independent, thorough, and honest, which is what gives a report its credibility.
For Clients
Do I need an attorney first?
You’re welcome to contact us directly, but we strongly recommend working with an immigration attorney or accredited representative on your case
What documents should I bring?
Share any affidavits, medical records, legal documents, or background information you have. If you don’t have everything, that’s okay; your therapist will guide you.
Can I bring my children?
Yes. Families with children and well behaved dogs of all ages are welcome at our office, which has free, secure parking and wheelchair access.
For Attorneys
How do I refer a client?
Email immigrationeval@nunabhc.com or call (213) 531-0291 with the case type, the client’s preferred language, and any filing or court deadlines.
Will your clinicians testify in court?
Yes. Please let us know early if you anticipate testimony so we can coordinate scheduling.
What are your clinicians’ credentials?
Evaluations are conducted by clinicians licensed in California, including an LCSW with an MSW from the University of Southern California. CVs are available on request.
How do we send client records?
Our team will coordinate secure document transfer with your office. Incomplete records won’t delay scheduling.