Cancellation of Removal

Psychological Evaluations for Suspension of Deportation (I-881)

PECGNA provides specialized psychological evaluations and support for individuals seeking Cancellation of Removal or Suspension of Deportation, offering services in multiple languages to ensure accessibility and cultural sensitivity.

We specialize in documenting the emotional and psychological hardships that deportation would cause for individuals and their qualifying family members.

These evaluations assess mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma, providing critical evidence to demonstrate the severe impact of removal on family stability and well-being.

Cancellation of Removal

Psychological Evaluations for Suspension of Deportation (I-881)

PECGNA provides specialized psychological evaluations and support for individuals seeking Cancellation of Removal or Suspension of Deportation, offering services in multiple languages to ensure accessibility and cultural sensitivity.

We specialize in documenting the emotional and psychological hardships that deportation would cause for individuals and their qualifying family members.

These evaluations assess mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma, providing critical evidence to demonstrate the severe impact of removal on family stability and well-being.

The PECGNA Difference

We are committed to providing the highest standard of care.

Our dedication to excellence is evident in every aspect of our service, from the qualifications of our

team to the cultural sensitivity of our support.

Licensed in All 50 States

Our services are available nationwide, ensuring you receive consistent, quality care no matter where you are.

Doctorate-Level Clinicians

Our clinical staff is comprised of highly qualified professionals, all with Psy.D. or Ph.D. degrees, bringing extensive knowledge and expertise.

Affordable Services

We offer options for an 18-month, $0 interest payment plan to reduce financial barriers for families already under stress.

Expedited Reporting at No Extra Cost

We ensure evaluations are completed in time for critical hearings, providing expedited reporting at no extra cost.

Multilingual Clinicians

Our team includes multilingual clinicians from diverse backgrounds, allowing us to provide culturally sensitive support to our patients.

Unparalleled Expertise

A psychologist with a J.D. specializing in immigration law brings unparalleled expertise to our team, ensuring exceptional support for your needs.​

Psychological Evaluations for Suspension of Deportation

At PECGNA, our evaluation process is thorough and designed to provide essential documentation and support for individuals seeking Suspension of Deportation. This includes psychological assessments and detailed clinical interviews to evaluate the emotional and psychological hardships that deportation would cause for the applicant and their qualifying family members.

We aim to ensure that each evaluation is comprehensive and accurate, helping to build a strong foundation for a successful Suspension of Deportation application and a path toward family stability, security, and well-being.

Preparation for Your Suspension of Deportation Application

Filing for Suspension of Deportation can feel stressful, but PECGNA is here to help you through every step.

We start by learning about your situation through a simple intake process. Then, we complete a detailed psychological evaluation using our secure telehealth platform, making the process private and convenient.

Our team speaks multiple languages and provides care that respects your culture and experiences. We’ll carefully document how deportation would affect you and your family, focusing on the emotional and mental challenges it would create.

Our goal is to make the process simple and supportive, so you can feel confident and prepared as you move forward.

Preparation for Your Suspension of Deportation Application

Filing for Suspension of Deportation can feel stressful, but PECGNA is here to help you through every step.

We start by learning about your situation through a simple intake process. Then, we complete a detailed psychological evaluation using our secure telehealth platform, making the process private and convenient.

Our team speaks multiple languages and provides care that respects your culture and experiences. We’ll carefully document how deportation would affect you and your family, focusing on the emotional and mental challenges it would create.

Our goal is to make the process simple and supportive, so you can feel confident and prepared as you move forward.

Culturally Sensitive Support for Cancellation of Removal Applicants

At PECGNA, we recognize the importance of cultural understanding and language accessibility in providing effective psychological evaluations for individuals seeking Cancellation of Removal. Our multilingual clinicians are fluent in English, Thai, Mandarin, and Spanish, ensuring clear and compassionate communication with clients from diverse backgrounds.

We are committed to creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment that respects each person’s unique experiences, cultural identity, and values.

By tailoring our evaluations to address the specific hardships that deportation would cause, we aim to provide not only thorough documentation but also empathetic support throughout this critical step in the Cancellation of Removal application process.

FAQ ABOUT PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS FOR Suspension of Deportation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Suspension of Deportation (I-881) Psychological Evaluation?

A Suspension of Deportation Psychological Evaluation assesses the emotional, psychological, and relational hardships that deportation would cause for an individual and their qualifying family members. This evaluation provides essential documentation to support your I-881 application by demonstrating the severe impact of removal.

Who needs a Suspension of Deportation evaluation?

Individuals applying for Suspension of Deportation (I-881) or Cancellation of Removal may need a psychological evaluation to provide evidence of the significant hardships deportation would impose on their family, such as emotional distress, financial strain, or loss of care and support.

How does the evaluation support a Suspension of Deportation application?

The psychological evaluation documents the emotional, psychological, and relational hardships that deportation would cause for you and your family. It provides objective evidence that removal would result in significant emotional distress, financial instability, and disruption to family dynamics, strengthening your Suspension of Deportation application.

Can the evaluation report be used in court?

Yes, the evaluation report is designed to meet the standards of immigration courts and can be submitted as evidence to support your Suspension of Deportation application. The report provides a professional, objective assessment of the hardships your family would face, which can be crucial in legal proceedings.

What is involved in a Suspension of Deportation psychological evaluation?

The evaluation includes:

  • A detailed intake process to gather information about your circumstances.
  • A clinical interview to explore your psychological and emotional state and the impact deportation would have on your family.
  • Assessments of mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, or trauma.
  • A final report documenting the findings and supporting your application.
Who is eligible for a Suspension of Deportation psychological evaluation?

Anyone applying for Suspension of Deportation (I-881) or Cancellation of Removal who needs to demonstrate significant hardship caused by deportation is eligible for this evaluation. This typically includes individuals with qualifying family members, such as U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouses, children, or parents, who would face severe hardship if deportation occurs.

If you need more information or wish to schedule an evaluation, please contact MIND BRAIN PATH. We’re here to guide you through the process and provide the support you need.

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FOUNDER

Dr. Irada Wattanavitukul, Ph.D., LPC., LMHC

Licensed mental health professional with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology

Dr. Irada received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology (Los Angeles) and is a highly respected licensed mental health professional with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with specialized training in trauma-informed care, neurodevelopmental assessments, and immigration evaluations. She is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families impacted by trauma, abuse, and developmental challenges, offering evaluations and guidance tailored to their unique needs.

Dr. Irada works extensively with survivors of violence, victims of crime, and individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring they receive the support and resources they need to thrive. Her compassionate approach helps people navigate the emotional and psychological challenges that often accompany these experiences. Additionally, she plays a critical role in helping families stay together by assisting those going through the immigration process. She understands the emotional toll of separation and provides evaluations and support that empower families to advocate for the protections and accommodations they deserve.

In addition to her work with trauma and immigration, Dr. Irada has completed specialized training in Psychological Evaluation for Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) through the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). As a member of ASRM and its Mental Health Professionals Group (MHPG), she supports individuals and families on their family-building journeys. Her evaluations help identify emotional needs and provide guidance to ensure the well-being of all involved.

Dr. Irada’s expertise and dedication have earned her national recognition. She holds an EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) status, a prestigious acknowledgment of her significant contributions to mental health in the United States. Her work with high-need populations—such as trauma survivors and individuals with developmental challenges—has had a meaningful impact, helping many achieve healing and personal growth.

By combining her expertise in forensic psychology, trauma-informed care, neurodevelopmental assessments, and family support, Dr. Irada has become a key figure in her field. Her compassionate and thorough approach not only benefits individuals and families but also strengthens communities by fostering resilience and well-being.