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Immigration cases often rely on psychological evaluations to provide essential evidence that brings insight into the applicant’s history and emotional state.  At Immigration Psychology, we […]

For many individuals, gaining U.S. citizenship is a deeply meaningful goal. However, the process can be challenging, particularly for those unable to speak or write […]

Applying for U.S. citizenship requires passing an English and civics test. However, for individuals with disabilities that prevent them from meeting these requirements, the citizenship […]

Hardship waivers provide relief for individuals who face inadmissibility by demonstrating that their removal would cause extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent […]

For individuals managing the U.S. naturalization process, passing the Citizenship Exam can be a critical step. However, some applicants face psychological or cognitive impairments that […]

For many individuals facing immigration proceedings, psychological evaluations play a crucial role in describing their unique circumstances and hardships.  The waiver psychological report or Hardship […]

Depression, a condition marked by persistent sadness, loss of interest, and a host of physical symptoms, can profoundly impact individuals in any circumstance. For immigrants, […]

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was established to protect and support individuals subjected to domestic violence and abuse, a critical issue that often intersects […]

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides vital protections and services to survivors of domestic violence, including many immigrants. One crucial aspect of the immigration […]