FAST evaluators undertake evaluations and provide testimony in criminal matters, including:

• Competence to proceed (CST).

• Retrospective competence to proceed.

• Diminished capacity.

• Not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI).

• Mitigation.

• Competence to testify as a witness.

• Mental Health Sentencing Act.

• Diagnostic formulation and treatment/community management recommendations.

FAST evaluators undertake comprehensive psychological evaluations for examinees in a variety of immigration law settings in both the United States and Canada.

• Extreme hardship evaluations for inadmissibility waiver applications (e.g., I-601, I-601A, J-1, and I-751 waivers).

• Non-LPR cancellation of removal.

• VAWA self-petitions.

• I-751 waivers based on abuse.

• U-Visa petitions.

• N-648 waivers.

• Adam Walsh Act sexual recidivism risk and rehabilitation.

• Violence risk and rehabilitation.

• Alcohol and substance use rehabilitation.

• Overcoming inadmissibility due to self-injury.

• Temporary Resident Permits

• Permanent Residence applications based on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.

FAST evaluators work with defense counsel, plaintiff’s counsel, masked referrals (e.g., the FAST evaluator doesn’t know whether they were hired by plaintiff’s or defense counsel), and/or stipulated agreements (e.g., joint retention by plaintiff’s and defense counsel) to undertake evaluations and provide testimony in a wide range of civil matters, including:

• Psychological damages.

• Professional liability/Applicable standard(s) of care.

• Wrongful death.

• Retrospective suicide risk factors and warning signs.