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Virtual Psychiatric Evaluations
Online psychiatric and psychological evaluations for immigration cases, done from home by secure video. Your attorney receives a signed clinical report written for USCIS or the immigration court.
Secure Video Sessions
No Travel Required
Licensed PMHNP
Attorney-Ready Reports
What a Virtual Psychiatric Evaluation Includes
A virtual psychiatric evaluation is a full clinical assessment held over secure video. The provider reviews your history, asks about the events behind your case and screens for PTSD, depression, anxiety and sleep problems.
Standardized questionnaires are added when they help. You get a signed report on your symptoms, how they started, how they affect daily life and what treatment is advised.
Immigration Cases We Evaluate by Telehealth
Telehealth works for every case type we see: asylum, VAWA, U visa and T visa evaluations, extreme hardship reports for I-601 and I-601A waivers, and cancellation of removal.
Not sure which evaluation you need? Ask during your consultation, or have your attorney reach us through the attorney referral page.
How the Online Evaluation Works
1. Consultation. A short call about your case type, deadline and language.
2. Online forms. Intake and consent forms are signed from your phone or computer.
3. Video interview. One session for most cases, with breaks whenever you need them.
4. Report. A signed report goes to you or straight to your attorney, planned around your filing date.
Is a Telehealth Evaluation as Strong as In-Person?
Yes, when it is done properly. Asylum officers and immigration judges review the content of the report, not the room. What matters is a licensed provider, a careful interview and recognized diagnostic criteria.
Each report states that the assessment was done by telehealth and lists the methods used. Many survivors also speak more openly from home than in an unfamiliar office.
Privacy, Technology and Language
You need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and stable internet. We send a secure link, so there is nothing to install. Pick a room where no one can overhear you.
Sessions run in English or Russian directly with the provider, evenings and weekends included. Learn more about the provider or read our guide to immigration psychological evaluations.
- I.Background and history
- II.Relevant events
- III.Clinical findings
- IV.Link to the legal standard
- V.Opinion and recommendations
Certified
What you receive
What Every Evaluation Report Includes
Every telehealth psychological evaluation is a forensic document written for USCIS or the immigration court, not a short therapist letter.
Our Process
How a Virtual Evaluation Works
Four steps from the first call to a signed report, all done online from home.
Tell us your case type, your attorney's name and any filing, interview or hearing date.
Fill in secure online forms about your background, health and case, at your own pace.
A private video interview directly with Inna Revutsky, PMHNP-BC, in English or Russian.
The final report goes to you and the attorney you name, ready to file.
Nothing you share is sent to anyone without your written consent.
Clear terms
Immigration Psychological Evaluation Cost and Turnaround
No hidden fees, a report planned around your deadline and direct coordination with your attorney.
A fixed fee, known upfront
You hear the full fee before you book. No surprise charges later.
Built around your deadline
Share your filing, interview or court date. Expedited turnaround is available on request.
Addenda for your attorney
If your attorney needs a clarification after filing, we prepare an addendum.
Honest, independent findings
We don't give legal advice or promise outcomes. Independence is what makes a report credible to USCIS and the court.
Evening and weekend slots
Secure video sessions that fit around work and family, in English or Russian.
What Clients and Attorneys Say
Everything was explained clearly, and the documentation was prepared faster than we expected.
The virtual immigration evaluation process was simple and confidential. We appreciated the professionalism, communication, and emotional support.
From the very first consultation, the team made us feel safe, supported, and understood. The process felt supportive from the beginning, and the report was very detailed and helpful for our attorney.
They treated our family with kindness and professionalism throughout the entire process..
Why it matters
Immigration Evaluation vs. a Therapist Letter
USCIS officers and judges give more weight to a report built for legal review. Here is the difference.
Before we meet
How to Prepare for a Telehealth Evaluation
Many people worry they need to remember every date or arrive with a perfect file. You don't. Here is all that helps.
Bring what you have
Your declaration and any documents your attorney recommends. Missing something? That's okay.
Find a quiet corner
A private room, a phone or laptop and a stable connection. Nothing to install.
Go at your own pace
Share only what you feel able to share. We can pause any time or add a second session.
One more thing. Tell us which state you will be in during the session. We confirm the provider can see you there before scheduling.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Find a quiet, private room and charge your device. Have a photo ID, a list of medications and any documents your attorney asked you to share, such as your declaration or medical records. Headphones help if you live with others.
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Yes. Telehealth evaluations are routinely submitted to USCIS and immigration courts. What matters is that the report meets clinical standards and the provider is licensed to see you where you are during the session.
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It depends on the case type and how much history needs to be covered. We tell you the expected length when you book. You can pause at any time, and a second session is scheduled if needed.
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Only a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and stable internet. We send a secure link before the appointment. No apps to download and no technical skills needed.
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Yes. We do virtual evaluations for asylum, VAWA, U visa, T visa, I-601 and I-601A hardship waivers and cancellation of removal. The video format does not limit the type of case.
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Yes. Sessions run on an encrypted, HIPAA-compliant video platform. Records are stored and released with the same confidentiality as an office visit, and only to people you authorize.
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Tell us where you will be during the session when you book. We confirm before scheduling that the provider can see you at that location, so the report is not open to challenge on licensing grounds.
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Virtual evaluations are usually easier to schedule than office visits. Share your filing or court deadline when you reach out and we will plan the interview and report around it.
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Yes. Because the evaluation is done by video, you do not need a local immigration psychologist. You join from home, and we confirm the location rules before booking.
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It is an evaluation, not ongoing therapy. The goal is a clinical report for your immigration case. If you need treatment afterward, the report includes recommendations and we can talk about options.
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The fee is fixed and depends on the case and how many sessions are needed. We tell you the full fee before you book, so there are no surprises later.
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It depends on the case and on your filing, interview or court date. Share that date when you reach out and we plan the interview and report around it. Expedited turnaround is available on request.
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Your attorney can ask us to clarify points or address specific legal questions, and we can prepare an addendum. We do not change clinical findings to fit a case, because that would make the report less credible.
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