Immigration Evaluations System for Therapists is a Live Webinar provided in two sessions scheduled from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Thursday, August 7, 2025, and 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Friday, August 8, 2025. This course offers 7 CEUs.
Immigration Evaluations System for Therapists has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. Immigration Evaluations System for Therapists is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP-4655.
Course Level: Intermediate
Target Audience:. This course is ideal for licensed mental health professionals, including psychologists, social workers, and counselors, who are interested in expanding their practice to include immigration evaluations or enhancing their existing skills in this specialized area. It is also ideal for mental health practitioners who are looking for an additional source of income.
The topics discussed are the following: 1. Why do we have immigration evaluations? 2. Core Immigration Evaluation Sections 3. Hardship Evaluations 4. Victims of Crime ( U Visa Evaluations) 5. VAWA 6. Asylum 7. T Visa 8. Marketing 9. Customer Service Training.
Program learning objectives:
1) Hardship Evaluations: Immigration Mental Health evaluators will be
able to understand the elements of hardship and the totality of the circumstances determination while evaluating the mental health impact of the separation or possible separation from their loved ones.
2) U Visa: Evaluators will attain comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to perform and execute U Visa Immigration Mental Health Evaluations with an ethical understanding of the legal basis for the immigration benefit sought.
3) VAWA: Evaluators will assess the psychological impact of the violence suffered by the client through their partner or child. By providing the necessary testing tools and understanding the burden of proof, evaluators will conduct ethical, culturally competent evaluations.
4) Asylum: Evaluators will be able to assess the client on symptomatology and assess the credibility of the client and the client‘s claim.
5) T Visa: Evaluators will demonstrate ethical knowledge in order to understand the legal basis for the T Visa application. Evaluators will be able to assess and conduct a culturally competent mental health evaluation.
Program registration requirements:
It is recommended that clinicians be licensed to conduct immigration evaluations.
Presenter: Norma Martinez, LMFT
As a highly respected and accomplished professional in the field of immigration
evaluations. Norma brings a wealth of expertise and experience to the
Community. As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master of Arts
in Counseling Psychology, Norma has dedicated her career to advocating for
the well-being of immigrant populations and ensuring fair and ethical evaluation
processes.
With a profound understanding of intersectionality of mental health, cultural
competence and legal frameworks, Norma has emerged as a tough leader in
the field. Her commitment to promote inclusivity and sensitivity in immigration
evaluations has made her a sought-after expert, both in academic and
professional circles.
Norma's background includes extensive work with diverse immigrant
communities, where she has honed her skills in conducting culturally competent
evaluations. Her approach emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed care
and ethical considerations, ensuring that individuals undergoing evaluation are
treated with dignity and respect.
Attendance Policy: Certificates will not be issued to those who arrive later than 15 minutes or leave early from any course scheduled time.
Templates will be distributed the day before each session. Slides used in the training will be distributed after session two is complete.
Start and End Times: Training will begin promptly at 9 am and conclude at 2 pm PT for session 1 Session 2 will begin promptly at 9 AM and conclude at 2 PM PST. 1- 15 minute coffee break per session is scheduled
Policies and Disclosures:
1. This is a non-refundable purchase If you are not able to attend the time and date after having purchased the course, we can provide reasonable accommodation for the next available cohort only.
2. Every resolution of program participant complaints and disputes related to this program will have to be emailed as a complaint to sales@immigrationevaluationssystem.com and served by regular mail with paid postage to P.O Box 211171 Chula Vista, CA 91921 and reviewed for 30 days before issuing a response. Once the response has been addressed there will be an agreement set forth for the resolution of the complaint. Legal action may only be taken after the set forth steps have been taken.
3. A record of attendance will be kept for a period of 5 years after the date of completion of the course.
4. Participants will receive a certificate of completion the day the course has been completed.
5. A feedback questionnaire will be completed after the last session. Please complete it within 72 hours.
We are committed to providing high-quality education and resources through the Immigration Evaluations System for Therapists. Due to the nature of our digital course materials and the immediate access to valuable content upon purchase, all sales are final and we do not offer refunds for any course purchases. Please carefully review the course details and ensure that this program aligns with your professional goals before making your purchase. Once access to the course materials is granted, we are unable to issue refunds or transfers under any circumstances, including but not limited to: Change of mind Scheduling conflicts Personal circumstances Incomplete course participation We encourage all prospective students to contact us at sales@immigrationevaluationsystem.com with any questions prior to enrolling. By completing your purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this No Refund Policy.
Provider contact information:
Mailing address: P.O Box 211171 Chula VIsta, CA 91921
Phone number: (619) 722-0132