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Nursing The Mind
You Have A Voice Too
Mission:
We listen to your story and create a report which helps your legal team win your immigration case. We make sure that your story is heard not only by us but by anyone reading our report.
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Inna Revutsky, PMHNP-BC
Mrs. Inna Revutsky came to New York with her family as a teenager, she knew very little English and attended South Shore High School in Brooklyn, NY. As a newcomer, she had to adapt to her new home, get a job and focus on getting good grades in school. She was taught by her family that the freedom offered in this country makes anything possible. Mrs. Inna Revutsky received her BSN from Adelphi University and her Master’s degree is from Molloy University. Mrs. Inna Revutsky is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. She can diagnose and treat psychiatric ailments.
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Services
Immigration
Psychiatric Evaluations
All of our evaluations are made specifically for each individual client, and we take all of your attorney's suggestions into account while creating them.
U Visa
(Victim Of A Crime)
The U nonimmigrant status (U visa) is reserved for some crime victims who have been subjected to physical or mental abuse and who can assist law enforcement or government personnel in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity.
T Visa
(Trafficking Visa)
The T nonimmigrant status is a temporary immigration benefit that allows certain victims of a serious form of human trafficking to stay in the country for up to 4 years.
VAWA Petition
(Violence Against Women’s Act)
If you have experienced serious cruelty or battery at the hands of any of the following, you may qualify for a Green Card under the federal Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Waivers and Extreme
Hardship
The ability to present a compelling story that is supported by copious amounts of evidence is ultimately necessary for submitting a successful waiver application. Contact our staff if you have any questions concerning a hardship waiver.
Cancellation of Removal
If certain requirements are completed, permanent residents and non-permanent residents may petition to an immigration judge for cancellation of removal, which will change their status from one of a deportable alien to one who has been lawfully accepted for permanent residence.
Asylum Cases
Foreign nationals who currently reside in the United States or are crossing the border and meet the criteria for "refugee" status under international law may be granted asylum.
Virtual Evaluations
Mrs. Inna Revutsky has a team that conducts evaluations via Telehealth appointments. An appointment consists of an intake and an assessment.
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