To qualify for asylum in the United States, an applicant must prove past persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution in their country of origin. A psychological evaluation can support that case. Asylum is one of several immigration evaluation types, and often involves the assessment of trauma-related symptoms or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Effective immigration evaluation training must connect legal standards, trauma-informed interviewing, cross-cultural assessment, ethical practice, and defensible report writing. Behavioral scientists often pursue asylum evaluation training individually, which can leave skills uneven across a team. When a large organization trains a group of staff together, the program must also establish a consistent standard across different roles, experience levels, and clinical specialties. This article explains how group online immigration evaluation training for your organization empowers a diverse staff to build fluency in asylum-based psychological assessment.