Immigration psychological evaluation in North Carolina

How it works from North Carolina

Everything happens remotely: intake, clinical interview and delivery of the report. We schedule around Eastern time, including evenings, so you do not have to take a day off work or drive across the state.

• Interviews in Spanish or English, from anywhere in North Carolina.
• Appointments set in Eastern time, including after-hours slots.
• Signed PDF report with license number, instruments and scores.
• We can send the report directly to your attorney.

Cities we regularly work with in North Carolina

We evaluate people living in Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham and Greensboro, as well as smaller towns across the state. Because the evaluation is online, your location inside North Carolina does not change the process, the price or the turnaround.

Filings this evaluation supports

Asylum, VAWA self-petitions, U visa certifications, extreme hardship waivers (I-601 / I-601A), cancellation of removal and consular or adjustment-of-status interviews. If you are unsure which one applies, your attorney can tell us what the record needs.

What the report contains

A written clinical report: reason for referral, relevant history, mental status, standardized instruments applied (such as the PCL-5), their scores and the clinical interpretation. We document clinical findings; we do not give an opinion on the outcome of the case, and we do not claim the evaluation improves approval odds.

Confidentiality

Your clinical information stays confidential. The report is shared only with you and with the people you authorize, typically your immigration attorney. Professional license verification is available on request at info@portalis.site.