Psychological evaluation for single parents
Migrating to the United States as a single parent with minor children can be a challenge, but also an opportunity to build a better future. In 2025, the immigration process requires planning, information, and emotional and legal support. This article guides you through key steps to protect your family and access available resources, psychological evaluation and more.
What options are available for single mothers and fathers?
Depending on your situation, you may qualify for different types of immigration relief. Some common cases include:
- Political asylum applications if you are fleeing violence or persecution
- Humanitarian visas such as U or T visas if you have been a victim of certain crimes.
- Family petitions if you have an immediate family member who is a legal resident of the U.S.
- Cancellation of removal, if you are already living in the country and meet certain requirements.
A licensed psychologist or professional counselor, licensed social worker, or licensed marriage and family therapist can help you evaluate your case and make strategic decisions. It is important to act early and gather the necessary documentation.
Consult us for immigration attorneys and we will put you in touch with our referrals.
The importance of a psychological evaluation for immigration
In many immigration processes, an immigration psychological evaluation is recommended. This document is prepared by a trained psychologist in Spanish and can make a difference in your case.
A professional psychological evaluation:
- Reinforce your story with emotional and medical evidence.
- Humanize your case before the judge or immigration authorities.
- Helps to demonstrate the emotional impact of a possible deportation or family separation.
- It is also useful as a place of containment for you and your children.
If you have been wondering what a psychological evaluation is, it is a clinical report that evaluates your emotional state, symptoms of anxiety, stress or trauma, visit this link for more information.
Tips for single parents who want to immigrate
- Seek legal advice from a specialized immigration lawyer.
- Document your story with evidence, testimonies and evaluations.
- Take care of your mental health and that of your children: the process can be long and difficult.
- Find out about changes in immigration laws.
- You are not alone: there are organizations that offer legal and emotional support.
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Need assistance?
We have a team of immigration psychologists who can help you in Spanish, English and other languages. Our services are designed for mothers and fathers going through the immigration process.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step with professional accompaniment.
