Judge's gavel resting on a stack of case documents, representing psychiatric evaluation reports for immigration attorneys

For attorneys & legal professionals

Psychiatric Evaluations for Attorneys

Confidential psychiatric evaluations that document trauma and support your clients across all major immigration case types.

U-Visa VAWA Asylum T-Visa Hardship Waiver Cancellation of Removal

Court-Ready Reports

Nationwide Telehealth

Trauma-Informed Care

Fast Turnaround

Inna Revutsky, PMHNP-BC, Nursing the Mind

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Meet the specialist behind your client's report

Hear directly from Inna about how she works with attorneys, what goes into each evaluation, and why a psychiatric report matters for your client’s case.

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Who Conducts the Evaluation

Your clients are in experienced hands

Every evaluation is done by Inna Revutsky, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who focuses on immigration assessments. The clinician who meets your client writes the report, structured for USCIS and immigration court review.

What attorneys tell us matters

Reports that are clinically sound and hold up under review. A provider who answers the phone. Turnaround that respects your filing date. Addenda when you need them. We build every referral relationship around these basics.

How we work with your office

Send a referral and we confirm availability quickly, then schedule your client. You get a status update after the session, followed by the final report. Expedited turnaround is available on request.

The Referral Process

From Referral to Report

Step 01

Submit referral

Complete our short attorney referral form. Include case type and any relevant background. We confirm availability promptly.

Step 02

Client evaluation

Secure telehealth session with your client, evenings and weekends included. Conducted in English or Russian.

Step 03

Report delivered

DSM-5 compliant psychiatric report, ready for USCIS submission, delivered promptly. Addenda available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A full clinical interview, DSM-5 diagnostic assessment, and a written narrative documenting psychiatric symptoms, their connection to the case facts, and clinical opinion on impact. Reports are formatted for USCIS submission and include all elements typically required by immigration courts.

Ready to refer a client?

Submit a referral in minutes. We'll confirm availability and next steps promptly.