The role of psychological evaluation
In recent months, immigrant communities in Florida have experienced growing concern over new immigration laws that promise to be stricter. Many people live with fear, uncertainty and anxiety for the future of their families. In this blog we will explain everything and how an immigration psychological evaluation can strengthen your case.
Migratory changes in 2025: what is happening
One of the most recent news that generated temporary relief was the partial blocking of the application of the immigration law SB 1718 in Florida. According to CiberCuba Noticias, a federal judge partially halted the effects of this law, which criminalized helping undocumented immigrants. This ruling, although partial, represents a respite for many families, community organizations and health and transportation professionals, who feared legal consequences for assisting people without regular immigration status.
In addition, this court decision highlights the importance of staying informed and advised, as immigration laws can change rapidly. In this scenario, having an immigration psychological evaluation in Florida becomes even more relevant. This resource can provide emotional and legal support to those facing complex processes or at-risk situations in the face of more restrictive policies.
Psychological evaluation for immigration: the best resource
Emotional impact of the migration process
Living in the shadows or under constant threat profoundly affects mental health. Many immigrants suffer:
- Anxiety disorders
- Depression
- Post-traumatic stress
- Feelings of guilt or hopelessness
A professional psychological evaluation is not only useful for the legal process, but also as a space for emotional support and validation.
Benefits of having a professional psychological evaluation
- Reinforces the evidence in the immigration case.
- Humanizes the story before the legal system
- Increases the likelihood of success on waivers such as the I-601
- Can be presented in conjunction with the testimony of an immigration attorney
The price of an immigration psychological evaluation varies by case and professional, but affordable options, payment plans and services in Spanish are available to ensure that more people can access this resource.
Be aware of recent changes in immigration
that may affect your case
Laws such as SB 1718 reflect a tendency to tighten immigration policies. This, added to the electoral context in the United States, makes immigration procedures more demanding and complex. Many immigration attorneys are recommending to act in advance to prevent legislative changes from affecting ongoing cases or those that are about to begin.
Are you affected by any of these laws?
You are not alone!
If you or someone close to you is going through an immigration process and needs emotional or legal accompaniment, our team can help you. We offer psychological evaluations in Spanish, English, Vietnamese or whatever language you are comfortable with.
