Frequently asked questions

Yes. Evaluations are conducted via secure video conferencing for clients throughout the United States. This approach maintains clinical rigor while accommodating geographic constraints common in immigration cases.

Professional interpreters can be arranged for evaluations in most languages. Coordination occurs during the scheduling phase to ensure qualified interpretation and clinical accuracy throughout the assessment.

Contact the office directly through the consultation request form or by phone. Initial scheduling includes a brief intake to confirm evaluation type, gather preliminary information, and establish the appointment timeline.

Reports are typically completed within one to two weeks of the evaluation. Expedited timelines may be available for urgent cases. Attorney notification occurs upon completion.

Attorneys can submit referrals through the For Attorneys page or by direct contact. A streamlined intake process accommodates case specifics, legal deadlines, and documentation requirements.

Dr. DiNardo specializes in immigration psychological evaluations for VAWA, U Visa, T Visa, Asylum, I-601/I-601A Hardship Waivers, and Cancellation of Removal cases. If you are unsure whether an evaluation may be helpful in your matter, please get in touch to discuss your case.

Relevant legal documents, medical or mental health records, and any supporting documentation related to your case may be helpful. Specific recommendations can be provided during the consultation process.

Yes. Evaluations are conducted in accordance with professional ethical standards and applicable privacy laws. Information is only shared with authorized parties involved in your case.

No. Individuals may contact Dr. DiNardo directly. Attorneys may also refer clients for evaluation as part of an ongoing immigration matter.

Following the evaluation process, a written report is prepared summarizing relevant clinical findings, psychological impact, and professional opinions. The completed report is then provided to the appropriate attorney or authorized party for use in immigration proceedings.