Accessibility Statement

Our Accessibility Commitment

The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A. seeks to provide meaningful access to the information and services available through INA212.com.

We recognize that website visitors may use screen readers, screen magnification, speech-recognition software, alternative keyboards, switch devices, captions, high-contrast settings, reduced-motion settings, or other assistive technologies.

Our goal is to identify and address barriers that may interfere with a visitor's ability to obtain immigration information, contact the firm, or request a consultation.

Accessibility Standard and Goal

WCAG provides guidance for making web content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for people with disabilities.

This statement describes an accessibility goal and ongoing effort. It should not be interpreted as a certification or representation that every page, document, integration, or third-party component currently satisfies every WCAG success criterion.

Website Accessibility Features

The website is being designed and maintained with attention to accessibility practices such as:

Ongoing Accessibility Efforts

Accessibility review is part of the website's continuing development and maintenance process.

Efforts may include:

• Reviewing new page templates and website features for common accessibility barriers.
• Improving heading structure, link descriptions, form labels, error messages, and keyboard operation.
• Evaluating text contrast, focus visibility, zoom, reflow, and mobile presentation.
• Adding or correcting alternative text for meaningful images.
• Reviewing feedback submitted by website visitors.
• Correcting identified barriers when reasonably possible.
• Considering accessibility when selecting new plugins, integrations, forms, or third-party services.

Known or Possible Limitations

Despite continuing efforts, some website content or functionality may not yet provide an optimal experience for every user or assistive technology.

Possible limitations may include:

• Older pages or content created before the current website design.
• Complex legal tables, government forms, charts, or documents.
• Scanned documents that do not contain a complete text layer.
• Third-party forms, maps, videos, scheduling tools, payment tools, or embedded content.
• Government websites or documents linked from INA212.com.
• Temporary problems caused by browser updates, plugins, hosting, caching, or other technical changes.

Please report a barrier so that it can be reviewed and, when reasonably possible, corrected or addressed through an alternative format.

Third-Party Content and Services

INA212.com may contain links to or integrations from government agencies, courts, consulates, maps, scheduling providers, payment processors, video platforms, social platforms, document providers, and other third parties.

The firm does not control the coding, accessibility, content, or ongoing maintenance of independent third-party websites and services.

When a third-party service creates a barrier, contact the firm and describe the information or function you were attempting to access. We will consider whether an alternative method is reasonably available.

PDFs, Forms, and Downloadable Documents

The website may link to immigration forms, government notices, court materials, articles, checklists, PDFs, or other downloadable documents.

Some documents may have been created or published by a third party and may not be fully compatible with every screen reader or assistive technology.

A visitor who cannot access a document may request the information in another reasonably available format. Please identify the page, document name, and information needed.

Browsers, Devices, and Assistive Technology

The website is intended for use with current versions of commonly used desktop and mobile browsers.

Website presentation and accessibility may vary based on:

• The browser and browser version.
• The operating system and device.
• Installed extensions or security software.
• Screen-reader and assistive-technology settings.
• Browser zoom, text size, and contrast settings.
• Whether JavaScript, cookies, or other features are disabled.

Keeping browsers and assistive technologies updated may improve compatibility, although visitors may contact the firm regardless of the technology being used.

Requesting an Accessible Alternative

Alternative methods may include:

• Providing information by telephone.
• Sending accessible text by email.
• Providing a document in another available format.
• Assisting with a consultation or contact request.
• Explaining the content of a page or linked document.

The availability of a particular alternative depends on the requested material, copyright restrictions, confidentiality, the format in which information exists, and the firm's technical capabilities.

How to Submit Accessibility Feedback

When reporting an accessibility problem, include as much of the following information as possible:

• The webpage address or page title.
• A description of the problem.
• The information or service you were trying to access.
• The browser and device being used.
• The assistive technology being used, if you are comfortable providing that information.
• Your preferred method for receiving the information.

You are not required to disclose a diagnosis, medical record, or detailed disability information to report a website barrier.

Changes to This Accessibility Statement

This statement may be updated to reflect changes in the website, accessibility practices, technology, third-party services, applicable guidance, or feedback received from visitors.

The updated date displayed at the top of the page will be revised when material changes are published.

Accessibility Contact Information