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Step through how an evaluation is built and finalized

Step 1 — Dashboard

Secure command center for active cases: status, section progress, and evidence counts—what clinicians see after sign-in.

June Eval
4
Total Cases
3
In Progress
1
Completed
Maria Garcia-Rodriguez
Asylum • In Progress
42%
5/12 sections 3 documents 45 min interview Updated Mar 28, 2026
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Ahmed Hassan Ali
U-Visa • In Progress
15%
2/12 sections 1 document Updated Mar 25, 2026
Li Wei Chen
VAWA • Finalized
12/12 sections 5 documents 60 min interview Updated Mar 20, 2026

Step 2 — Upload Documents

Materials stay under your control: upload, parse, and map to report sections with titles that carry into the final record.

1. Documents · 2. Interview · 3. Report

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Step 3 — Live Interview

Encrypted session (simulated) with live transcript—the evidentiary base for anchored report text and coverage tracking.

1. Documents · 2. Interview · 3. Report

Forensic Interview Session
Live — Istanbul Protocol Compliant
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Forensic Coverage

Trauma narrative
Safety concerns
Psychological symptoms (partial)
67% covered
Live Transcript 00:00
Clinician
Good morning. Before we begin, I want to confirm that you can see and hear me clearly, and that you feel comfortable proceeding.
00:00
Client
Yes, I can hear you. I am ready.
00:12

Step 4 — Write Report

You remain Expert of Record: structured sections, source-linked prose, deterministic criteria checks, and gap detection—assisted assembly, not black-box output.

Maria Garcia-Rodriguez

Asylum
5/12 sections
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1. Identifying Information
Demographic data, referral source, reason for evaluation, and informed consent documentation.

Maria Garcia-Rodriguez is a 34-year-old female from Guatemala who was referred for a forensic psychological evaluation by her attorney, Esq. Sarah Mitchell, in support of her asylum application.

The evaluation was conducted on March 15, 2026, via secure video conference in compliance with the Istanbul Protocol for remote forensic assessments. Informed consent was obtained at the start of the session, during which the evaluee was informed of the purpose, scope, and limitations of the evaluation.

Primary language: Spanish. A certified interpreter was present throughout the session. [Source: Interview Transcript, 00:01:30]

2. Reason for Referral
3. Sources of Information
4. Background History
5. Clinical Assessment & Testing
6. DSM-5 Diagnostic Formulation

Step 5 — Finalize & Download

Explicit review gate: finalize when you approve, then export or share to verified recipients—traceability and compliance checks summarized before handoff.

Evaluation Ready

Your forensic evaluation for Maria Garcia-Rodriguez is ready for review. Every finding is traceable to its source evidence, and all mandatory forensic elements have been addressed.

Court-Grade Compliance
Istanbul Protocol compliant
Full evidence traceability (Appendix A)
DSM-5 criteria deterministically verified
All mandatory forensic elements addressed
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