Immigration Evaluation Report Writer | Remote Contract | $22-$25/hr

Immigration Evaluation Report Writer Location: Remote (U.S.\-based) Engagement Type: Independent Contractor (1099\) Schedule: Part\-time, approximately 15\-25 hours per week, flexible and tied to case volume Compensation: $22\-$25 per hour Position Overview Roots Mental Health Group prepares psychological evaluations submitted in immigration legal proceedings, including T Visa, VAWA, U Visa, asylum, and extreme hardship matters. These reports are reviewed by attorneys, immigration officers, and government adjudicators, and the accuracy of every detail carries consequence for the individuals they concern. The Report Writer converts licensed clinicians' session materials into complete, attorney\-ready evaluation reports. The position requires sustained precision across lengthy documents, disciplined adherence to established templates, and sound judgment about what the clinical record does and does not support. Evaluation sessions are conducted in Spanish and translated through internal systems. Spanish proficiency is not required. Responsibilities \- Draft complete psychological evaluation reports from clinician session notes, transcripts, attorney declarations, and supporting case materials in accordance with standardized templates \- Review AI\-assisted draft content against all source documents and correct discrepancies; the Report Writer is accountable for the final content of each report \- Verify all identifying information, including names, dates of birth, initials, ages, and chronology, against every available source prior to finalization \- Preserve clinician\-entered scores, measures, diagnoses, and clinical conclusions exactly as documented \- Identify and escalate conflicts between source documents for clinician review rather than resolving them independently \- Complete a full quality\-control review of each report before submitting it as final \- Incorporate editorial feedback consistently across subsequent assignments \- Meet case deadlines while managing multiple active reports Core Competencies Accuracy and thoroughness. The role requires reviewing full\-length documents to identify duplicated sections, residual placeholders, transposed dates, formatting inconsistencies, and deviations from template specifications prior to submission. Clinical and legal boundaries in written language. Evaluation reports document clinical findings; they do not advance legal arguments. The Report Writer must maintain proper attribution of client\-reported information and avoid language that asserts legal conclusions or overstates the evidentiary record. Critical review of AI\-assisted drafts. Automated drafting tools may omit source information, introduce unsupported content, misplace material between sections, or alter clinical data. The Report Writer is expected to verify AI output against source documents systematically rather than treating it as final. Template and standards compliance. Consistency across reports is essentia