Immigration Evaluations
Servicing clients in the state of Texas and Florida virtually
CLINICAL support for your IMMIGRATION case in Texas or florida
Navigating immigration cases can be overwhelming. From psychological and physical health impacts to economic hardships, disruptions to education, and safety concerns, immigration processes often affect both applicants and their families. Dr. Katrina Landry, PhD, LPC-S and team provides professional, thorough mental health immigration evaluations to support attorneys and clients across Texas and Florida.
Dr. Landry brings over a decade of mental health experience, including private practice, and has conducted hundreds of mental health assessments for clients from diverse backgrounds. Her commitment to ongoing professional growth ensures she stays current with the latest developments in mental health and immigration-related evaluations.
We combine clinical expertise with empathy, helping clients navigate complex legal and emotional challenges with clarity, compassion, and confidence.
Why Choose Dr. Katrina for Your Immigration Evaluation?
Prompt Communication & Report Completion
We understands that immigration cases often operate on tight timelines. We are committed to timely responses and clear communication throughout the evaluation process, so attorneys and clients are never left waiting or wondering about next steps.
Reports are usually completed within 2–3 weeks of the final session. Rush services available.
Professionalism & Empathy
We approach every evaluation with a balance of clinical professionalism and genuine empathy and create a respectful, non-judgmental space for clients to share their experiences honestly, ensuring the evaluation accurately reflects their story.
Advanced & Ongoing Training
We are committed to continued professional development, staying current on best practices in psychological assessments and immigration-related evaluations. This ongoing training ensures our evaluations meet the highest clinical and legal standards.
Statewide Service
Proudly serves clients and attorneys throughout Texas and Florida, making thorough, professional immigration evaluations accessible no matter where clients are located within either state.
Flexible Virtual Meetings
Conducted from your home, in a quiet, confidential space, we offer flexible virtual evaluation appointments, accommodating the schedules and circumstances of clients and attorneys alike, without compromising the quality or thoroughness of the assessment.
Convenient Electronic Forms
The evaluation process is streamlined with secure, convenient electronic forms, making it easier for clients to complete necessary paperwork efficiently from anywhere.
Immigration Evaluations Offered in Texas and Florida
We provide comprehensive, trauma-informed psychological evaluations to support a wide range of immigration cases. Our assessments are detailed, culturally sensitive, and designed to clearly document the emotional, psychological, and relational factors that can impact an individual’s immigration status
Pain Points Addressed in Evaluations
- Psychological and physical health impacts: Trauma, anxiety, depression, and stress resulting from immigration experiences.
- Severe economic hardships: Financial instability, loss of employment, and difficulty supporting families.
- Disruption to education and well-being: Interrupted schooling, loss of routine, and emotional strain.
- Returning to dangerous conditions: Threats to safety or persecution in the home country.
- Impacts on families left behind: Emotional distress, separation, and concern for loved ones’ safety.
We ensure these critical factors are fully documented for immigration proceedings.
Documenting trauma, persecution fears, and emotional impact.
Extreme Hardship Waivers (I-601 / I-601A):
Highlighting severe economic, emotional, and familial hardships.
Assessing the psychological and social consequences of potential deportation.
Assessing the psychological and social consequences of potential deportation.
T-Visa
Assessing impact of exploitation, trauma, and barriers to safety and stability.
VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) (or men):
Highlighting patterns of abuse and the resulting psychological harm.
Take the First Step
Immigration Evaluation process
What to expect:
- Two Virtual Meetings: Typically, two 1–1.5 hour sessions are conducted to gather full information.
- The Report: The evaluation will be completed typically between 2-3 weeks. If it is needed soon additional fees are incurred.
- Post-Evaluation Resources: Clients may obtain resources to support mental health and next steps.
Dr. Katrina ensures evaluations are thorough, respectful, and tailored to each client’s situation.
Whether you are an immigration attorney or an individual seeking an evaluation, Dr. Katrina provides expert support throughout Texas and Florida.