NEW YORK, New York – 29th July 2026 – Immigration Evaluation announced expanded intake and appointment coverage for immigration-related psychological evaluations in Houston, Texas, and Louisiana, effective July 28 and subject to clinician licensure, availability, and applicable law.
The expansion concerns service coverage and does not include the opening of a new physical office or the announcement of additional personnel. In-person appointment locations, telehealth eligibility, clinician credentials, and licensing jurisdictions are confirmed during intake for each matter.
Individuals seeking an Immigration Psychological Evaluation in Houston or an Immigration Psychological Evaluation in Louisiana may request an assessment for matters involving hardship waivers, asylum, VAWA petitions, U Visa applications, or T Visa applications.
“The expansion is intended to make intake more practical for individuals and counsel seeking evaluations in these jurisdictions while keeping licensure requirements and clinical role boundaries clear,” said a Media Relations spokesperson for Immigration Evaluation. “An evaluation documents clinical findings; it does not predict or determine a legal decision.”
Evaluation Process
Each evaluation is planned according to the referral question and may include:
- An intake and jurisdiction review
- A clinical interview and relevant personal history
- Review of records provided with the client’s authorization
- Standardized psychological measures when clinically appropriate
- A written report summarizing observations, findings, and recommendations
Appointment length and report timing vary according to the complexity of the matter and the records available. Reports may be released to an attorney or another authorized recipient only with the client’s permission or as otherwise required by law.
The evaluations are independent clinical assessments rather than ongoing counseling. Clients may be asked to provide immigration documents, prior health records, attorney contact information, and a timeline of relevant events.
Licensure, Fees and Administrative Information
Services are available only when the assigned clinician is appropriately authorized to provide them in the client’s jurisdiction. Prospective clients should confirm the clinician’s name, credentials, licensing jurisdiction, appointment format, and location before scheduling.
Fee terms, cancellation policies, and administrative billing information should be provided before services begin. Any CPT code included in administrative records identifies a professional service and does not represent a promise that a third party will provide payment.
Psychological evaluations do not guarantee approval of an immigration application, establish legal eligibility, or replace advice from a qualified immigration attorney. Immigration Evaluation and its clinicians do not provide legal advice through these services.
Organization and Media Verification
Immigration Evaluation is the service name used in this announcement. Public inquiries are directed through the Immigration Evaluations of Texas website and email domain listed below.
Media Contact: Media Relations
Email: contact@immigrationevaluationsoftexas.com
Website: immigrationevaluationsoftexas.com
About Immigration Evaluation Immigration Evaluation coordinates clinical psychological assessments for immigration-related matters, including hardship waivers, asylum, VAWA petitions, U Visas, and T Visas. Appointment format and availability depend on clinician authorization, jurisdiction, and applicable requirements. Evaluations may include interviews, records review, psychological measures when appropriate, and written clinical reports.