T Visa
T Visa
At Pro Psychological Analysis, our psychological evaluations for T visa cases help substantiate the applicant's continued physical presence in the United States on account of trafficking. Through a detailed telehealth interview and validated instruments, we document the trauma directly related to the trafficking and how it continues to affect the applicant's daily life, the applicant's own understanding of themselves as a victim of trafficking, and a tailored recommendation for the specialized therapy needed to address that trauma. Interpreter access is available when needed. Every evaluation is conducted by a licensed psychologist and prepared to the standards USCIS expects.
- We document how the trafficking experience continues to affect the applicant's daily life, supporting continued physical presence on account of trafficking.
- We document how the applicant came to understand themselves as a victim of trafficking.
- We document trauma, PTSD, and other clinically significant effects using validated, standardized instruments.
- We provide a tailored recommendation for the specialized therapy needed to address the trafficking-related trauma.
Request a psychological evaluation for a T visa case.
Frequently asked
questions
A psychological evaluation is a crucial piece of evidence for immigration authorities. It provides a third-party, professional account on how the trafficking experience affected the applicant. It documents how the trafficking affected the applicant and supports the case for continued physical presence.
A psychological evaluation gives immigration authorities an independent, professional account of the trafficking-related trauma the applicant carries, how it affects daily life, the applicant's recognition of themselves as a victim, and the specialized therapy recommended to address it — the elements that support continued physical presence. Its findings are documented objectively so they stand on their own.
Anyone applying for T Visa who has experienced a severe form of trafficking in persons and must prove physical presence on account of trafficking benefits from a psychological evaluation. Our evaluations are an additional, but important, piece of evidence you may submit to immigration authorities to support your case objectively.
Depending on the complexity of the case, we may hold multiple interviews with the applicant. During these interviews, our psychologists assess the applicant’s personal history, the account of human trafficking, and the effects it continues to have today. Our psychologists will also evaluate any emotional impact, including symptoms of post-traumatic disorder, anxiety, depression, or other related psychological conditions. The evaluation is conducted ethically, professionally, and with sensitivity to the applicant’s situation.
Our team of psychologists is trained in the immigration standards, ensuring all psychological evaluations are tailored to the specific process. We work closely with attorneys to ensure that our evaluations meet the specific criteria required for each case.