Immigration Mental Health Evaluation Referrals
Comprehensive immigration mental health evaluations for USCIS and EOIR proceedings. Dr. Matthew Diner partners with attorneys and legal teams to provide bilingual, trauma-informed evaluations prepared with clinical rigor, cultural sensitivity, and careful attention to the psychological, emotional, and functional factors relevant to each case.
Clinical Evaluations Designed for Professional Collaboration
Attorneys and accredited representatives refer clients for immigration mental health evaluations that require thoughtful clinical assessment, clear documentation, and reliable communication throughout the evaluation process. Each evaluation is conducted independently while remaining responsive to the referral questions, legal context, and documentation needs of the case.
The evaluation process is designed to be organized, efficient, and supportive for both attorneys and clients. From the initial referral through delivery of the completed report, communication is clear, timelines are established early, and clinically relevant information is carefully documented to assist the legal team.
Whether the matter involves hardship, asylum, VAWA, U-Visa, T-Visa, or cancellation of removal, each evaluation is individualized and prepared with attention to both the psychological presentation and the legal purpose of the referral.
Resources for Referring Attorneys
Refer a client, securely submit documents, review evaluation information, and access practice resources in one place.
Need to discuss a complex case before referring? Complimentary consultations are available.
Schedule a ConsultationImmigration Evaluation Types
Trauma-informed mental health evaluations for attorneys and legal teams handling a range of immigration matters. Select an evaluation type below to learn more about the clinical focus, common considerations, and evaluation process.
Hardship Evaluations
Evaluations addressing family separation, emotional hardship, medical concerns, caregiving responsibilities, and other factors affecting qualifying relatives.
VAWA Evaluations
Clinical assessments addressing abuse, coercive control, trauma, psychological distress, emotional functioning, and related effects.
Asylum Evaluations
Evaluations documenting persecution, trauma exposure, fear of return, psychological symptoms, and the emotional impact of past experiences.
U-Visa Evaluations
Trauma-informed evaluations for individuals who have experienced qualifying criminal victimization and related psychological or emotional harm.
T-Visa Evaluations
Evaluations for survivors of human trafficking, exploitation, coercion, and the psychological consequences associated with those experiences.
Cancellation of Removal
Clinical documentation addressing hardship, family impact, psychological functioning, and other factors relevant to removal proceedings.
Ready to refer a client? Submit the evaluation type, filing deadline, language preference, and attorney contact information through the secure referral form. Case consultations are also available when questions arise before referral.
Refer a ClientRefer a Client
Attorneys, accredited representatives, and legal support staff may use the referral form below to submit a client for an immigration mental health evaluation. Providing the evaluation type, filing deadline, client language preference, and attorney contact information will help facilitate timely review of the referral.
If you would like to discuss a case before submitting a referral, have questions about evaluation appropriateness, or would like to request a sample redacted report demonstrating writing style and methodology, you are welcome to contact the practice directly.
info@DrMatthewDiner.comHelpful Referral Information
This referral form is intended for attorneys, accredited representatives, and legal support staff.