Three Ways to Start
Care that fits your life in Minneola
Virtual Sessions
Meet by secure video from anywhere in Florida. Private, simple, and easy to fit around your week in Minneola.
Book a virtual sessionIn Person
Prefer to meet face to face? You're welcome at the calm Boca Raton office, a short drive for much of the area.
Book in personTalk by Phone
Want to start with a quick, free call? Reach us directly — trilingual, no pressure, no waiting room.
Call (754) 225-9819Preparing an immigration case from Minneola? A court-ready psychological evaluation can make your story clear to the officer or judge who decides it. Every evaluation is confidential, trauma-informed, and written specifically for legal review — organized, evidence-based, and clear.
From Minneola, you can connect by encrypted video or drive to the Boca Raton office — whichever feels right for you and your attorney. Evaluations are offered in English, Português, and Español, so you can tell your story in the language you think and feel in.
Court-ready evaluations are available for asylum, extreme hardship (I-601 / I-601A), VAWA, U-visa, T-visa, and cancellation of removal. Minneola sits in Lake County, part of Central Florida, and American Immigration Evaluations serves the whole area — a secure video interview statewide or in person near Boca Raton. When your attorney needs a report, the interview can usually be scheduled within one to two weeks.
What We Help With
Evaluations for Minneola
Immigration Psychological Evaluations
Asylum Evaluations
Court-ready psychological evaluations that document the mental-health impact of persecution.
Learn moreExtreme Hardship (I-601 / I-601A)
Hardship waiver evaluations that clearly show the impact on a qualifying relative.
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Confidential, trauma-informed evaluations supporting VAWA self-petitions for survivors.
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Evaluations for victims of crime and trafficking, prepared with care for your attorney to file.
Learn moreCancellation of Removal
Evaluations documenting exceptional and extremely unusual hardship for removal defense.
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