Immigration evaluations

Hardship evaluations and letters for immigration cases

If your immigration case needs documentation of how separation or relocation would affect you or your family, I can help. I meet with you, complete a hardship evaluation and write a hardship letter in English or Spanish.

  • A hardship evaluation with Brooke Williamson, LMFT
  • A written letter documenting my professional findings
  • Sessions in English or Spanish
  • A letter you can share with your attorney
  1. 1

    Reach out

    Send a request or call the center and mention a hardship letter.

  2. 2

    Consultation

    We talk through your situation and what your case requires.

  3. 3

    Evaluation

    One or more sessions to document your circumstances accurately.

  4. 4

    Your letter

    A clear, professional letter for your case or your attorney.

Request a hardship letter

Share your contact details. After you submit, your request is emailed to Brooke Williamson, LMFT, who will contact you using the phone or email you provide. Submitting does not book an appointment or start therapy.

Please keep it brief. Do not share diagnoses, medical or mental health history, or details of your immigration case in this form. We can talk about those privately.

Prefer to talk first? Call (956) 631-9000. A letter reflects my professional findings and does not guarantee any immigration outcome.

Ready when you are.

Reaching out is often the hardest step. Appointments are with Brooke Williamson, LMFT, at the Counseling Center of South Texas in Edinburg. Call and the scheduling team will find a time that works for your family.

(956) 631-9000
  • Counseling Center of South Texas
    5420 S Jackson Rd
    Edinburg, TX 78539
  • Call to schedule: (956) 631-9000
  • Sessions available in English and Spanish
  • Office hours are set by the center, so call to confirm a time