12 checkboxes · 2 minutes · Private
How ready are you for your evaluation?
Mark what you already have and get an honest readiness picture — plus a personalized list of what would help next.
Check what you already have.
Be honest — there is no failing score, and nothing here is required to start.
Answer the deadline question above to see your result.
The next step
When you're ready to talk with a real person.
Najla Sallum, LCSW evaluates in English, Português, and Español at Aurora Counseling Center — in person in Florida or by secure telehealth.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need everything on this list before I can be evaluated?
No. Missing records do not automatically prevent an evaluation. Evaluators work with what exists — your story matters more than a complete paper file. The checklist simply shows what would strengthen your preparation.
What if I have a deadline very soon?
A close filing or hearing deadline usually means contacting the practice promptly matters more than gathering every document first. The result will say so clearly when your answers suggest it.
Is my checklist saved anywhere?
No. It exists only in your browser while you are on the page. You can print it or download it for yourself before you leave.
Should I wait until I feel completely ready?
Most people never feel completely ready, and that is okay. If an attorney has identified the matter and a deadline exists, reaching out early usually makes the whole process calmer.
Keep preparing
Document Checklist
Pick your evaluation category and get a personalized, printable document list — honestly labeled, never alarming.
OpenProcess Planner
Seven quick questions build a realistic planning view of your evaluation — especially useful when a deadline exists.
OpenEvaluation Pathfinder
Six gentle questions that point you toward the evaluation category most worth discussing with your attorney or evaluator.
OpenThis tool is educational. Results help organize information — they are not legal advice, a diagnosis, or a prediction of any immigration outcome. A licensed immigration attorney can advise you about your legal matter, and the evaluator independently determines the appropriate clinical process.