Submit an Inquiry
Complete the case evaluation form below with the spouses’ locations, immigration process, current case status, and any deadline or government notice.
Marriage Immigration Case Evaluations
Contact a Marriage Green Card Lawyer
Contact The Messersmith Law Firm to request an evaluation of a marriage green card application, adjustment of status case, consular processing matter, USCIS interview, Form I-751 petition, RFE, NOID, denial, fraud allegation, or inadmissibility issue.
Representation is available to clients throughout the United States and abroad. Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Do you have a government deadline or scheduled interview?
Call 305-515-0613 → State the exact deadline or interview date in your inquiry and call the office. Submitting a form does not extend a USCIS, court, embassy, or consular deadline.
Contact the Firm
Request Help With Your Marriage Immigration Case
Provide a brief and accurate description of the case so the firm can determine whether an evaluation or consultation may be appropriate.
Call the Office
Call the firm when the matter involves an approaching USCIS interview, RFE, NOID, denial, consular deadline, or another time sensitive issue.
Orlando Office
390 N Orange Ave, Suite 2300
Orlando, Florida 32801
Meetings should be arranged in advance. Do not deliver original documents without instructions from the firm.
Types of Matters
What Type of Help Are You Requesting?
Select the subject that most closely matches the current stage of your case.
01
Adjustment of Status
Marriage green card applications for qualifying foreign spouses who are already inside the United States.
Review adjustment of status → 02Consular Processing
Spousal immigrant visa cases proceeding through the National Visa Center and a United States consulate.
Review consular processing → 03USCIS Interview Help
Case review, preparation, mock interviews, evidence organization, and possible attorney attendance.
Review interview help → 04Form I-751
Joint petitions and individual filings to remove conditions on marriage based permanent residence.
Review Form I-751 → 05RFE, NOID, or Denial
Review of USCIS requests, proposed denials, fraud allegations, adverse findings, and final decisions.
Review difficult case options → 06Inadmissibility or Waiver
Evaluation of certain fraud, criminal, unlawful presence, and other inadmissibility issues.
Review I-601 waivers → Before You Contact Us
Information That Helps Us Understand the Case
The initial inquiry does not need to contain every detail or document. It should identify the basic immigration process, current location of each spouse, filing history, present problem, and any deadline.
- Full names of both spouses
- Whether the petitioner is a United States citizen or permanent resident
- Where the foreign spouse currently lives
- Whether any immigration filing has already been submitted
- Receipt numbers and filing dates, when available
- Date and type of any scheduled interview
- Title and deadline of any RFE, NOID, or denial
- Brief description of prior immigration or criminal issues
- Best telephone number and email address for a response
Do not upload or send passports, Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, medical records, police records, or other sensitive documents unless the firm requests them through an approved method.
What Happens Next
How the Initial Case Evaluation Process Works
Contacting the firm begins an intake review. Representation starts only after the firm accepts the matter and the required agreement and payment arrangements are completed.
Submit the Inquiry
Provide the basic facts, type of case, present location of both spouses, and any deadline.
Initial Intake Review
The firm reviews the information to determine whether the matter may be appropriate for further evaluation.
Consultation or Follow Up
The firm may request documents, ask follow up questions, or provide information about scheduling a consultation.
Case Acceptance
Representation begins only after the firm accepts the case and both parties complete a written representation agreement.
The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A.
Marriage Immigration Representation Nationwide
The firm assists married couples in the United States and abroad with marriage based permanent residence, interviews, removal of conditions, inadmissibility, and difficult USCIS matters.
Attorney attendance at a USCIS interview may be arranged based on case acceptance, attorney availability, scheduling, and agreed travel arrangements.
Office Address
390 N Orange Ave, Suite 2300
Orlando, Florida 32801
Telephone 305-515-0613
Fax
407-217-7738
Service Area
Clients throughout the United States and abroad
Contact Questions
Questions About Requesting a Case Evaluation
Does submitting the contact form create an attorney-client relationship?
No. Submitting an inquiry, speaking with a staff member, or participating in an initial consultation does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and the required written agreement is completed.
Should I send my complete immigration file with the first inquiry?
No. Provide a concise description of the matter first. Do not send original documents or highly sensitive personal information unless the firm requests specific records through an approved method.
Can the firm represent clients outside Florida?
Immigration law is federal, and the firm may represent accepted clients throughout the United States and abroad. The availability of interview attendance or other in person services depends on the location, scheduling, case acceptance, and travel arrangements.
What should I do if I have an approaching deadline?
State the exact deadline prominently in the contact form and call the office. Do not assume that submitting an inquiry means the firm has accepted responsibility for the deadline.
Can I request help only for a USCIS interview?
You may request interview preparation or possible attorney attendance. Availability depends on the case history, interview location and date, attorney schedule, travel arrangements, and formal case acceptance.
Will the information I submit be enough to determine eligibility?
Usually not. An initial inquiry helps identify the general nature of the matter. A reliable legal analysis may require review of immigration filings, government notices, civil records, prior statements, and other supporting documents.
Request an Evaluation
Tell Us About Your Marriage Immigration Matter
Complete the form below with a brief description of the case. Identify any approaching government deadline or scheduled interview clearly.
Do not submit sensitive documents No attorney-client relationship is created Case acceptance must be confirmed in writing