Trusted Immigration Evaluations
Immigration Psychiatric Evaluations
Psychological and psychiatric evaluations for asylum, VAWA, U visa, T visa, hardship waivers and cancellation of removal. Done by secure telehealth with a board-certified provider.
Court-Ready Reports
Nationwide Telehealth
Trauma-Informed Care
Fast Turnaround
ABOUT NURSING THE MIND
A Medical Provider, Not Just a Report Writer
I’m Inna Revutsky, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. I provide immigration psychological evaluations for asylum, VAWA, U visa, T visa, hardship waivers and cancellation of removal.
As a medical provider I can diagnose, not only describe. I write every report myself, after meeting you, in clear language an officer or judge can follow. Sessions run by video in English or Russian.
Psychological Evaluations for Immigration Cases
Choose your case type to see how the evaluation works, what the report covers and how it supports your USCIS or immigration court filing.
Trusted by Families & Attorneys
Everything was explained clearly, and the documentation was prepared faster than we expected.
The virtual immigration evaluation process was simple and confidential. We appreciated the professionalism, communication, and emotional support.
From the very first consultation, the team made us feel safe, supported, and understood. The process felt supportive from the beginning, and the report was very detailed and helpful for our attorney.
They treated our family with kindness and professionalism throughout the entire process..
Our Process
How the Immigration Evaluation Process Works
Four clear steps, from the first call to a signed report your attorney can file.
Schedule a confidential telehealth appointment with us.
Complete secure intake forms related to your emotional and immigration history.
Meet privately with a licensed psychiatric provider in a supportive virtual setting.
Receive a professionally prepared report tailored to your legal documentation needs.
All appointments and clinical evaluations are conducted confidentially, professionally, and with compassion.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It is a clinical assessment of how trauma, abuse or the threat of family separation has affected your mental health. The signed report is evidence for your USCIS case or immigration court hearing.
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Asylum, VAWA self-petitions, U visa and T visa applications, I-601 and I-601A extreme hardship waivers, and cancellation of removal. Each evaluation follows the legal standard of your case type.
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Our provider is a licensed psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. Unlike a therapist or counselor, she can diagnose and writes clinical psychiatric evaluations that USCIS and immigration courts review as medical evidence.
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Yes, online. We see clients across the U.S. by secure telehealth, so you do not need an immigration psychologist near you. You must be physically in the United States during the session.
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Yes. Every session is private and handled under HIPAA rules. Your information is never shared without your written consent.
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The cost depends on the case type and how complex it is. Contact us for a quote based on your specific USCIS or court case.
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Timing depends on the case type and the number of sessions. We confirm it at the consultation and plan around your filing or court date. Expedited reports may be available on request.
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Both document mental health for an immigration case. A psychiatric evaluation is done by a medical provider who can diagnose and recommend treatment, including medication. USCIS accepts both types of report.
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Usually not. A short support letter rarely explains methods or diagnoses, so it carries little weight. A full forensic evaluation gives the officer the clinical detail they need.
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