Strengthening Immigration Cases by using
Immigration Credibility Assessment Registered Examiners
(I-CARE Certified)

I-CARE certified examiners are experienced polygraph examiners who have received specialized training in the use of polygraph with immigration. They have been used successfully in many administrative jurisdictions to provide verification of client's statements. They can help to exceed the preponderance of the evidence; and in combination with psychological and physical examinations, can act as respectable substitution for missing or suspect evidence from the third world.

I-CARE certified polygraph examiners:

• Helps insulate your law practice from government claims of collusion, fraud, or suborning perjury through the use of U.S. government validated methods.

• Use of the computer polygraph has been accepted by Asylum Officers and Immigration Judges in verifying the plaintiff's credibility; this is of particular assistance wherein other evidence is lacking, and is done under Attorney-Client Privilege.

• Per Federal Rule of Evidence 702 - polygraph examiners can and do testify as expert witnesses.

• Increase your case approval ratings. Enhance your Affirmative case, or Defensive appeals cases by professional validation of information provided by the petitioner using U.S. government & court accepted ASTM methods.

• Polygraph examiners have extensive skills and training in forensic interviewing which can elicit and verify information not always found in the Asylum I-589 or other immigration related government forms.

• Provide additional validated and foundational information for use with expert psychological and/or medical examinations leading to the clear preponderance of evidence.

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A considered Immigration Attorney’s strategy for asylum cases involving arrest, torture, and/or death treats might include:

• A proper computerized polygraph examination for resolution of the lowest common denominator issues or simple validity of the INS form I-589.

• A Psychologist’s report who is a specialist in working with survivors of torture (a form of PTSD).

• An M.D.’s report in regard to scar tissue(s), or other non-visible injuries being consistent or inconsistent with torture methods.

These steps have the further added benefit of "insulating" the Attorney’s law practice and help to relieve suspicion of fraud.