Virtual address : 9110 N Loop 1604 W Suite 104 PMB 1023, San Antonio, TX 78249
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(916) 234-6323
(916) 234-6323
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Comprehensive Immigration & Naturalization Evaluations
Navigating the intricate landscape of immigration and naturalization requires more than paperwork—it demands comprehensive documentation and support. At Burns Virtual Psychological Solutions (BVPS), we understand the significance of immigration and naturalization evaluations in validating and substantiating your journey towards citizenship.
Our specialized evaluation services are meticulously crafted to provide the essential documentation and support you need to navigate the immigration process with clarity and confidence.
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Why Choose Burns Virtual Psychological Solutions?

Comprehensive Evaluation Services We Provide

Dr. Burns brings extensive expertise and specialized training in mental health and trauma evaluations to our immigration and naturalization evaluation services.
With training from the Immigration Evaluation Training Center (IETC), Dr. Burns conducts a range of evaluations to support individuals on their immigration journey:

Asylum Evaluation:

Assessment to support asylum applications by evaluating psychological trauma and persecution experiences.

Extreme Hardship Evaluation:

An evaluation demonstrating extreme hardship to a qualifying relative for certain immigration waivers.

N-648 Evaluation:

Assessment for individuals seeking a medical exemption from the English and U.S civics requirements for naturalization.

T-Visa Evaluation:

Evaluation for victims of human trafficking applying for T nonimmigrant status.

U-Visa Evaluation:

Assessment for victims of certain crimes seeking U nonimmigrant status.

VAWA Evaluation:

Evaluation to support self-petitions for individuals seeking protection under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
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and Additional Options
Our comprehensive immigration and naturalization evaluations are priced at $1500, with the option of payment plan for your convenience. A $250 non-refundable holding fee is due at the time of scheduling, which will be applied to the overall fee. If the report needs to be expedited (3-5 business days rather than 14 business days), an additional fee of $300 will be applied to the overall cost.
Interpreter services can be provided upon request. If Dr. Burns has to supply the interpreter, an additional fee will be applied based on the interpreter’s quote, or the client will be responsible for paying the interpreter separately.
Dr. Burns also offers a limited number of reduced fee slots per year. Please note that there is no guarantee you will get a reduced fee evaluation.
If you require Dr. Burns to testify, please be prepared to pay an additional fee for this service.
For more information or to discuss payment options, please email [email protected].

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Office: (916) 234-6323
Mailing Address
9110 N Loop 1604 W Suite 104 PMB 1023, San Antonio, TX 78249
Business Hours
Monday-Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm CST
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of an immigration and naturalization evaluation?
Immigration and naturalization evaluations assess an individual's psychological well-being and experiences to provide documentation and support for various immigration processes, such as asylum applications, extreme hardship waivers, and visa petitions.
Who needs to undergo an immigration and naturalization evaluation?
Individuals applying for asylum, seeking waivers based on extreme hardship, or petitioning for certain visas such as T-Visa, U-Visa, and VAWA self-petitions may require immigration and naturalization evaluations.
What does the evaluation process involve?
The evaluation process typically includes interviews and assessments conducted by licensed psychologists or mental health professionals. These evaluations aim to gather information about an individual's psychological history, trauma experiences, and mental health status relevant to their immigration case.
How long does the evaluation process take?
The duration of the evaluation process can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the specific requirements of the immigration application. Generally, evaluations are completed in one 1.5-3 hour session. Reports are completed within 14 business days unless an expedited report is requested. In addition, expedited reports are completed in 3-5 business days.
What documentation is needed for the evaluation?
Individuals undergoing immigration and naturalization evaluations may be required to provide relevant documentation, such as medical records, police reports, affidavits, and other supporting evidence related to their immigration case.
Will my evaluation results guarantee a favorable outcome in my immigration case?
While immigration and naturalization evaluations provide valuable documentation and support for immigration cases, they do not guarantee a specific outcome. The final decision on immigration applications rests with immigration authorities, who consider various factors in the adjudication process.