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Contact The Messersmith Law Firm

Contact INA 212

Contact The Messersmith Law Firm regarding consultation scheduling, an existing matter, a professional referral, accessibility, privacy, or another general inquiry involving INA212.com.

Telephone

Call the Office

Call regarding scheduling, an existing matter, or a time-sensitive inquiry.

305-515-0613
New Legal Matter

Request a Consultation

Use the consultation form for a visa denial, inadmissibility finding, waiver, entry refusal, or other legal matter.

Schedule a Consultation
Direct Your Message Correctly

Should You Use the Contact Form or Consultation Form?

Using the correct form helps the office identify the purpose of your message and the type of response that may be needed.

Use the Consultation Form For

  • A new immigration case or legal problem.
  • A visa denial, refusal, cancellation, or revocation.
  • An INA §212 inadmissibility finding.
  • A CBP entry refusal or airport detention issue.
  • An immigration waiver or prior-removal problem.
  • A request for case-specific legal advice.
Go to the Consultation Page

Use the General Contact Form For

  • A question about scheduling or payment.
  • An administrative message about an existing matter.
  • A professional or attorney referral.
  • An accessibility request.
  • A privacy request.
  • A website correction or technical issue.
Send a General Message
Law Firm Information

The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A.

The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A.
390 N. Orange Avenue, Suite 2300
Orlando, Florida 32801

Telephone: 305-515-0613

Email: info@messersmithlaw.com

Website: INA212.com

Deadlines and Urgent Immigration Matters

Sending a form or email does not extend a deadline, prevent removal, preserve immigration status, stop visa cancellation, or confirm that the firm can accept an urgent matter. State the exact deadline or event date in your message and call 305-515-0613.

Contact Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does sending a message create an attorney-client relationship?

No. Sending a form, email, voicemail, or other communication does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and the required engagement agreement and payment conditions are completed.

Where should I submit information about a new case?

Use the Schedule a Consultation page. Its form requests the basic information needed to understand the type of immigration issue involved.

Can I send documents through the general contact form?

The general form is intended for a concise written message. Do not send original documents, account credentials, full government identification numbers, or unnecessary sensitive information. The office will provide instructions when documents are needed.

Can I contact the office from outside Florida?

Yes. The firm handles federal immigration matters for clients located throughout the United States and internationally.

What should an existing client include?

Include your full name, the name of the principal client or applicant, and a concise explanation of the reason for the message. Identify any approaching deadline or scheduled government appointment.

How do I report an accessibility problem?

Select “Accessibility request” in the contact form and identify the page, feature, document, or information you could not access. You may also call the office. Additional information appears in the Accessibility Statement .

General Contact Form

Send a Message to the Office

Use this form for general, administrative, professional, accessibility, privacy, or website-related communications. New legal matters should be submitted through the consultation page.

Important: Submission does not create an attorney-client relationship or confirm representation. Do not include passwords, complete identification numbers, financial-account information, or unnecessary sensitive information. Information is handled as described in the Privacy Policy.

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