T Visa Psychological Evaluations
Objective, trauma-informed psychological evaluations for T Visa-related immigration matters.
Evaluations assess the psychological impact of trafficking, exploitation, coercion, trauma-related symptoms, and functional impairment using evidence-based clinical methods.
20+ years of clinical assessment experience
Licensed Clinical Psychologist | Trauma-informed evaluation | 1–2 week turnaround
Clinical Domains Evaluated in T Visa Assessments
T Visa evaluations examine the psychological consequences of trafficking, exploitation, coercion, and related trauma. Each assessment is structured to document trauma-related symptoms, emotional distress, and functional impact relevant to immigration-related legal proceedings.
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Trafficking experiences
Clinical assessment of trafficking-related experiences, coercion, control, exploitation, and the psychological impact of those experiences.
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Trauma symptoms
Evaluation of PTSD symptoms, anxiety, depression, dissociation, fear responses, and other trauma-related psychological symptoms.
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Psychological impact
Assessment of how psychological symptoms affect work, relationships, self-care, parenting, safety, and ability to navigate daily responsibilities.
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Functional impairment
Functional impairmentAssessment of how psychological symptoms affect work, relationships, self-care, and ability to navigate legal processes. Clear documentation of limitations and strengths.
Objective, Trauma-Informed Evaluation
T Visa evaluations are conducted using structured clinical interviewing, psychological assessment, records review, and evidence-based methods when clinically appropriate.
The evaluation process is designed to document the psychological impact of trafficking-related experiences while minimizing unnecessary retraumatization and maintaining clinical objectivity.
Reports Designed for Immigration Proceedings
Evaluations are organized to help attorneys and decision-makers understand the psychological consequences of trafficking and exploitation. Reports present clear clinical findings, diagnostic impressions, and functional impact in a format that is both evidence-based and accessible to non-clinical audiences.
Each evaluation is tailored to the specific legal questions relevant to the case while remaining grounded in accepted clinical standards and professional ethics.
Background
Clinical Expertise Grounded in Assessment Experience
Dr. Anthony D. DiNardo III, Psy.D is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years of experience in psychological assessment, diagnostic interviewing, and clinical documentation. His advanced clinical training includes UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute and Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. His current practice focuses on immigration-related psychological evaluations and clear, evidence-based reporting for legal proceedings.
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist
UCLA and Harbor-UCLA trained
T Visa Evaluation FAQs
Common questions about T Visa psychological evaluations and the assessment process.
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A T Visa is an immigration option for certain survivors of human trafficking. A psychological evaluation may help document the emotional, psychological, and functional impact of trafficking-related experiences.
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Most evaluations are completed in one clinical interview. The written report is typically completed within 1–2 weeks after the interview and receipt of relevant documents. Expedited turnaround may be available depending on case urgency and scheduling.
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Yes. Telehealth evaluations are available when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. In-person evaluations may also be available when needed.
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Professional interpreters may be used when clinically appropriate to support accurate communication during the evaluation process. Attorneys may provide an interpreter, or interpreter coordination can be discussed during intake.
Ready to proceed with evaluation?
Contact the office to schedule a T Visa psychological evaluation, discuss referral questions, or review case timelines.