Immigration Real Estate Appraisals

What this service involves

This is a market-value appraisal of a residential property, formatted as a standalone report the applicant can include with their filing. The appraiser's role is limited to stating the property's value; we do not evaluate the immigration case, advise on eligibility, or determine whether the asset will be accepted. Those decisions belong to the immigration authorities and the applicant's legal representative.

The deliverable depends on the agreed scope — a full interior appraisal, an exterior inspection, or a desktop analysis — and on what the applicant's representative indicates the filing requires.

When someone may need it

An applicant may need a property appraisal when an immigration process requires proof of assets, net worth, or financial ties, and the applicant is claiming the value of a home they own. The applicant's attorney or representative can confirm whether an appraisal is the appropriate documentation and what form it should take.

What the analysis considers

The appraisal considers the residential property's market value based on:

• Property characteristics: type, size, layout, condition, and improvements.
• Comparable sales: recent sales of similar homes in the area.
• Market conditions: current local supply, demand, and trends.
• Intended use: asset documentation at the applicant's request.

Information that may help

Have ready the property address, the immigration process the appraisal supports, and any instructions from your attorney about the report format or valuation date. We do not need and you should not submit case files or sensitive personal records through the general inquiry form.

How the assignment works

We confirm the scope and intended use, inspect the property when required, research comparable sales, complete the analysis, and deliver the report. If your representative specifies a particular report format or valuation date, share that up front so the report matches the filing's needs.