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IMMIGRATION EVALUATIONS

A psychological evaluation adds tremendous value to the immigration case. Immigration laws place the burden of proof on the applicant or beneficiary to show psychological distress. This is often aided by a psychological assessment or expert testimony. A comprehensive, expert evaluation conducted by Dr. Greenberg who is knowledgeable about the factors involved in extreme immigration issues and the relevant mental health issues, along with a thorough report, can be effectively used by your attorney to support your case and move forward with the immigration proceedings. Dr. Greenberg has over 20 years of experience conducting psychology evaluations for immigration-related issues with over 40 referring immigration attorneys. 

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We conduct psychological evaluations for the following issues related to immigration law:

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  • “Crimmigration” – criminal activity and immigration 

  • Family petition-hardship waivers (I601, I601A, EOIR-42A, and EOIR-42B)

  • Fraudulent waivers 

  • LGBTQ+ related International 

  • Medical certification for disability exceptions (n-648) 

  • Mental competence in Immigration proceedings

  • Permanent residency Issues

  • Petition for amerasian, widow(er), or special immigrant (Form I-360) under violence against women act (VAWA)

  • Political asylum

  • Same sex couples hardship waivers

  • S-Visas applications for law enforcement informants

  • T-Visas applications for human trafficking victims

  • U-Visa applications for victims of crime

  • Withholding of removal, and convention against torture (I-589)

  • Other removal cases

Types of Immigration Evaluations We Provide

MAILING ADDRESS

479 State Rt. 17 North #1043, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2116

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NOTE: To help ensure privacy, individuals and clients are cautioned against sending sensitive, detailed or personal information to Dr. Rhonda Greenberg or to CFCPNJ, therapists or other health/treatment service staff via e-mail. Email should never be used to convey information of an urgent nature to therapists or staff. Prompt responses to e-mail messages cannot be guaranteed. Any psychological information sent via email is not considered to be advice. Please contact our office for your questions and referrals regarding psychological evaluations.

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