300+ Evaluations Completed
Bilingual – English and Spanish
Available in FL, WA, NV & OR
Appointments Within 48 Hours
WHAT IS A PSYCHOLOGICAL IMMIGRATION EVALUATION?
If you're applying for immigration benefits, your attorney may ask you to get a psychological evaluation as part of your case.
This is a clinical report written by a licensed mental health professional. It documents the emotional and psychological impact of what you've experienced — whether that's trauma, abuse, fear of returning to your home country, or the hardship a deportation would cause to your family.
These evaluations are used in cases like VAWA, asylum, extreme hardship waivers (I-601/I-601A), U Visa, and T Visa petitions. They give immigration judges and officers a clear picture of what you've been through — in clinical terms that carry legal weight.
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TYPES OF EVALUATIONS
I work with clients across a range of immigration cases. Each evaluation is tailored to the specific legal standard your case requires.
VAWA
For individuals who have experienced abuse by a spouse, partner, or family member.
Asylum
For individuals fleeing violence, persecution, or danger in their home country.
Extreme Hardship Waiver
(I-601 / I-601A)
For cases where a U.S. citizen or permanent resident would suffer extreme hardship if their family member is deported.
U Visa
For individuals who have been victims of serious crimes in the United States and have cooperated with law enforcement.
T Visa
For survivors of human trafficking. Effects of exploitation and supports the petition for legal protection.
WHY CLIENTS AND ATTORNEYS CHOOSE TO WORK WITH ME
I bring both clinical expertise and personal experience to every evaluation. As an immigrant from Medellín, Colombia, I understand what it feels like to have your story told — and how much it matters that it's told well.
✓ I understand the process from the inside.
I'm an immigrant myself. I know the emotional weight of having your case depend on how your story is understood — and I bring that awareness to every evaluation I write.
✓ I'm Bilingual: English and Spanish.
Spanish is my first language. You don't need a translator. We can work entirely in the language that feels most natural to you.
✓ Over 300 evaluations completed.
My team and I have supported hundreds of clients across VAWA, asylum, hardship waiver, U Visa, and T Visa cases. Immigration attorneys across multiple states trust our reports.
✓ Thorough, research-based reports.
Every evaluation is 25 to 30 pages, clinically grounded, and written with the specific legal standard of your case in mind.
✓ Fast, reliable delivery.
Standard turnaround is 3 to 8 business days. Expedited 24-hour evaluations are available when you're working against a deadline.
✓ Appointments within 48 hours
I know your timeline matters. We make scheduling as easy as possible.
✓ Available in Florida, Washington, Nevada, and Oregon.
In-person appointments in Orlando (Winter Park), FL. Telehealth available in WA, NV, and OR.
✓ Flat fee. No surprises.
Evaluations range from $1,100 to $1,300. Payment plans are available starting at a $500 deposit.
ABOUT TRINIDAD ZULUAGA
I'm a licensed bilingual psychotherapist born and raised in Medellín, Colombia. I hold a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Bastyr University and have research experience at Harvard University. I've spent more than 12 years working with trauma, and more than 5 years focused specifically on psychological immigration evaluations.
What drives my work is not just clinical training: it's lived experience. I went through the U.S. immigration process myself. I know what it means to sit across from someone who holds part of your future in their hands, and to need your story to be understood clearly and completely.
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WHAT CLIENTS SAY
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INDIVIDUAL THERAPY FOR ADULTS
Alongside my immigration evaluation practice, I offer individual psychotherapy for adults in English and Spanish. My approach is trauma-informed and grounded in somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems, and mindfulness.
I work with people who have experienced domestic violence, human trafficking, complex trauma, anxiety, grief, and life transitions. If you're looking for support (not just an evaluation), I'm here for that too.
READY TO GET STARTED?
Whether you were referred by an attorney or found us on your own, the first step is a brief consultation. We'll talk about your case, answer your questions, and help you understand exactly what to expect.
Appointments for psychological immigration evaluations are available within 48 hours. These evaluations are available in person in Orlando, FL, and by telehealth in Washington, Nevada, and Oregon.