How the fee is set
Every quote is specific to the case. The free phone consultation is where you hear the number, before anything is booked. These are the factors that move it:
- The case type and the referral question your attorney needs answered
- How many people are interviewed, and whether extra sessions are clinically needed
- The volume of records to review: filings, declarations, medical and police records
- Timing pressure, when a filing date requires the work to be compressed
What the fee generally includes
- The clinical interview (generally two to three hours, sometimes across sessions)
- Review of the records that are relevant to the referral question
- The structured written report, prepared for legal review
- Reasonable follow-up questions from you or your attorney after delivery
Policies confirmed during your consultation
The items below are confirmed with you directly on the consultation call, so you always hear current terms rather than an outdated web page.
To be confirmed by the practice. Exact evaluation fees and accepted payment methods are quoted on the consultation call. Published figures will be added here only once the practice confirms them.
To be confirmed by the practice. Cancellation and rescheduling terms are explained before you book. Published policy text will be added here once the practice confirms it.
To be confirmed by the practice. Expedited scheduling for urgent filing deadlines is discussed case by case. Whether an expedited option is available for your situation is confirmed on the call.
To be confirmed by the practice. Testimony or court appearance, when requested by counsel, is scoped and priced separately with your attorney.
The timeline, honestly stated
First call
Free, usually scheduled quickly after your request arrives.
Interview
Can usually be scheduled within one to two weeks of the first call.
Report
Typically completed within seven to fourteen days of the final interview.
Deadlines
If your case has a filing date or hearing, it shapes the schedule from day one, and you are told plainly what is realistic.
Common questions, answered
Money and timing questions, answered plainly.
How much does an immigration evaluation cost?
Pricing is quoted per case after the free phone consultation, because the fee depends on the case type, the number of people interviewed, and the records involved. You receive a clear quote before anything is scheduled, so there are no surprises.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. The initial phone consultation costs nothing and carries no obligation. It exists so you can ask questions, understand the process, and hear a real quote before deciding.
How long until the report is ready?
Written reports are typically completed within seven to fourteen days of the final interview. Complex cases or additional records can extend that, and any change in timing is communicated to you and your attorney directly.
What if I have a court date soon?
Say so in the request form or on the first call. Deadlines are factored into scheduling from the start, and you get an honest answer about what is achievable rather than a promise that cannot be kept.
When is payment due?
Payment arrangements are confirmed during the consultation call, before scheduling, so the terms are clear in advance.