U Visa Psychological Evaluations

Dr. Azzam expertly evaluates the psychological effects (and/or physical effects, if applicable) of being the victim of a serious crime.

A primary requirement of a U Visa is that the victim of the crime cooperates with the police or other authorities reporting the crime, and that they also follow-up with law enforcement, if requested to do so. This applies even in situations where the individual who committed the crime is unknown and/or is not caught by law enforcement.

Please speak to your attorney about what qualifies as a crime. Generally though, some examples of qualifying crimes include, but are not limited to:

Assault
Blackmail
False imprisonment
Involuntary servitude
Murder
Perjury
Robbery
Sexual assault
Torture

For further information about the U Visa process, you can visit the USCIS website here.

Other immigration evaluation services:

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Asylum

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Cancellation of removal

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Hardship Evaluations

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Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) / Spousal abuse

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Victims of Crime (or U Visa)

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Victims of Human Trafficking (or T Visa)