What’s the difference between an asylum seeker vs refugee, and why does it matter for your immigration case? Behind these legal terms are real people searching for safety, stability, and a better future for their families. This post explains the key differences in plain English and explores how immigration psychological evaluations help tell the full human story with clarity, cultural understanding, and clinical credibility, especially for individuals and families navigating

Behind every immigration case is a real person — someone who came to the United States seeking safety, stability, and a better future for their family. The importance of a psychological immigration evaluation goes far beyond paperwork. These evaluations help translate lived experiences of trauma, fear, and hardship into clinical documentation that immigration courts and officials can understand and trust.