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Legal Disclaimer

This Disclaimer explains important limitations concerning the legal information, immigration resources, attorney advertising, case descriptions, communications, and services discussed on MarriageGreenCards.com.

MarriageGreenCards.com is operated by The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A. Use of this website does not create an attorney-client relationship or make the firm responsible for a filing, government response, interview, appeal, or other deadline.

Effective and last updated: July 19, 2026
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The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A. is responsible for this website. The firm’s bona fide office is located in Orlando, Florida. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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No Legal Advice

General website content cannot determine the correct action in an individual immigration matter.

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No Representation

Representation begins only after written acceptance and completion of engagement requirements.

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No Guaranteed Outcome

Every case depends on its own facts, law, evidence, history, procedure, and adjudicator.

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No Government Affiliation

The website is operated by a private law firm and is not part of USCIS or another agency.

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Website Operator and Responsible Law Firm

MarriageGreenCards.com is operated by:

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

References to “the firm,” “we,” “us,” or “our” mean The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A.

“Marriage Green Cards” is the name of a focused marriage-based immigration website and resource operated by the firm. It is not a separate law firm, government agency, lawyer-referral service, attorney-matching service, or qualifying provider.

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General Information Only — Not Individual Legal Advice

The website provides general informational and educational material concerning marriage-based immigration, green card procedures, USCIS interviews, consular processing, removal of conditions, government notices, denials, waivers, and related immigration topics.

The information does not constitute legal advice for a particular person or matter. It does not create a legal opinion concerning:

  • Eligibility for an immigration benefit;
  • Admissibility to the United States;
  • The effect of a criminal or immigration history;
  • The proper response to an RFE, NOID, denial, refusal, or investigation;
  • Whether a marriage petition or green card application should be filed;
  • Whether a person should travel, depart, remain, or appear for an interview;
  • Whether a waiver, motion, appeal, or new petition is available; or
  • The likely outcome or processing time of a case.

Immigration matters depend on the complete facts, current law, government records, prior applications, testimony, evidence, procedural history, immigration status, deadlines, and discretionary considerations.

Do not file or withdraw an application, answer a government notice, depart the United States, attend an interview unprepared, miss a deadline, or take another significant action solely because of general information found on this website.

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No Attorney-Client Relationship

Viewing this website, submitting a contact form, sending an email, leaving a voicemail, requesting a consultation, or participating in preliminary intake does not create an attorney-client relationship.

An attorney-client relationship begins only after:

  • The firm reviews and expressly accepts the matter;
  • Any required conflict check is completed;
  • The required parties sign a written engagement agreement;
  • Any required initial payment or engagement condition is completed; and
  • The firm confirms that the representation has begun.

The firm may decline a prospective matter based on scheduling, conflicts, case posture, evidence, legal issues, deadlines, professional judgment, fee arrangements, or other lawful considerations.

A consultation or case evaluation does not guarantee that the firm will accept representation. Do not state that the firm is your attorney unless the firm has accepted the matter.

When representation is accepted, the written engagement agreement controls the scope of the firm’s responsibilities. The firm is not responsible for a separate form, family member, deadline, appeal, court case, waiver, or other issue outside the agreed scope.

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Deadlines, Emergencies, and Time-Sensitive Matters

The website, contact form, email address, telephone number, and voicemail are not emergency services.

The firm does not accept responsibility for an immigration filing, RFE response, NOID response, appeal, motion, interview, hearing, consular appointment, departure date, status expiration, or other deadline unless the firm has accepted that responsibility in writing.

Submission of a form, email, fax, or voicemail does not establish that:

  • The communication was received successfully;
  • The firm reviewed or understood it;
  • An attorney was available before the deadline;
  • The matter was accepted;
  • The firm agreed to take action; or
  • The deadline was extended or protected.

Immediately review the deadline printed on every official notice. Do not wait for a consultation, records request, document search, email response, or attorney decision before protecting a deadline.

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Confidentiality and Electronic Communications

Do not assume that information submitted before an attorney-client relationship exists is protected by attorney-client privilege.

The firm will handle prospective-client information in accordance with applicable professional obligations. However, preliminary communications may be processed through website hosting, WordPress, WPForms Lite, WP Mail SMTP, email-delivery, spam-prevention, security, and other technology providers.

Internet communications may be delayed, filtered, misdirected, intercepted, corrupted, blocked, or accessed without authorization.

Do not submit Social Security numbers, passport numbers, alien registration numbers, financial account numbers, passwords, complete medical records, complete criminal records, or sensitive documents through the initial contact form unless specifically requested through an approved method.

After representation begins, confidentiality, privilege, professional responsibilities, and document-sharing procedures are governed by applicable law, professional rules, and the written engagement agreement.

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No Affiliation With USCIS or Another Government Agency

MarriageGreenCards.com and The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A. are private and are not owned, operated, sponsored, approved, or endorsed by:

  • United States Citizenship and Immigration Services;
  • The United States Department of Homeland Security;
  • The United States Department of State;
  • Customs and Border Protection;
  • Immigration and Customs Enforcement;
  • The Executive Office for Immigration Review;
  • A United States embassy or consulate; or
  • Any other federal, state, local, or foreign government agency.

Government agency names, immigration form numbers, statutory citations, government terminology, office names, and links are used only to identify the relevant agency, procedure, law, form, or public resource.

Government forms are generally available from official government sources without charge, although government filing, biometric, medical, translation, document, or other fees may apply.

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Attorney Licensing and Geographic Scope

The availability of this website in a state, territory, or country does not mean that every attorney associated with the firm is licensed to practice the law of that jurisdiction.

United States immigration law is primarily federal. An attorney may be permitted to represent immigration clients located in other states or abroad, subject to applicable licensing, agency, tribunal, and professional-responsibility rules.

Website content should not be interpreted as an offer to provide advice concerning foreign law or an unrelated state-law issue.

Criminal, family, tax, employment, business, estate, medical, or foreign-law issues may require separate advice from an appropriately licensed professional.

Attorney travel to a USCIS interview may be arranged only after case acceptance and depends on attorney availability, location, scheduling, case needs, and agreed travel arrangements.

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Past Results, Approved Cases, Testimonials, and Examples

The website may describe prior approvals, resolved matters, case examples, client experiences, common fact patterns, or other results.

These descriptions are provided for general informational purposes and do not guarantee, predict, or promise the outcome of another case.

Every Case Is Different

Results depend on the individual facts, legal standards, immigration history, evidence, credibility, timing, and procedural posture.

Government Adjudication Varies

Different officers, agencies, consulates, courts, and offices may evaluate similar records differently.

Descriptions May Be Condensed

Case summaries may omit details or identifying information to protect privacy or present the issue concisely.

Testimonials Are Individual Experiences

A testimonial reflects one person’s experience and is not a prediction that another client will receive the same result.

Statistics Require Context

Any success-rate or historical-result statement applies only to the matters and methodology described and does not predict a future decision.

No Outcome Is Guaranteed

No attorney can require USCIS, a consular officer, an immigration judge, or another authority to approve a case.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Prospective clients may not obtain the same or similar results.

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No Guarantee of Approval, Processing Time, or Government Action

The firm does not guarantee:

Immigration outcomes remain subject to government adjudication

  • Approval of a petition or application
  • Issuance of a visa or green card
  • Waiver approval
  • Successful interview results
  • A specific processing time
  • Expedited processing
  • Administrative closure or reopening
  • Reversal of a denial
  • A favorable exercise of discretion
  • Admission at a port of entry
  • A particular government interpretation
  • Government acceptance of specific evidence

Processing times and case-status estimates may change because of workload, background checks, requests for evidence, interviews, investigations, transfers, litigation, policy changes, security reviews, administrative processing, or other factors outside the firm’s control.

Legal analysis and professional judgment are not promises that a government agency, consular officer, court, or other authority will agree.

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Accuracy, Completeness, and Changes in Immigration Law

The firm attempts to provide useful and accurate information but does not warrant that every page is complete, current, error-free, or applicable to an individual matter.

Immigration law and procedure can change through:

  • Federal statutes and regulations;
  • Court and administrative decisions;
  • Executive action;
  • USCIS, Department of State, CBP, ICE, and EOIR policy;
  • Form editions and filing instructions;
  • Government fees and payment methods;
  • Filing addresses and online procedures;
  • Office practices and interview procedures; and
  • Country-specific or security-related requirements.

A page’s publication or revision date does not guarantee that every external link, government fee, filing address, procedure, or interpretation remains current.

Review the current official form instructions, government notice, governing law, and facts of the individual case before taking action.

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No Criminal, Tax, Medical, Financial, or Foreign-Law Advice

Immigration matters may involve issues outside the firm’s agreed immigration representation.

Criminal Law

Immigration analysis of an arrest or conviction does not replace advice from criminal-defense or post-conviction counsel.

Family Law

Immigration discussion of marriage, divorce, custody, support, or adoption does not establish rights under state family law.

Tax and Financial Matters

Discussion of tax returns, sponsorship, assets, income, or household size does not constitute tax, accounting, or investment advice.

Medical Matters

Discussion of immigration medical examinations, vaccinations, disability, or hardship does not constitute medical or psychological advice.

Foreign Law

Discussion of foreign civil documents, marriage validity, or consular procedures does not constitute advice concerning another country’s law.

Other Professional Services

A case may require independent advice from another attorney, accountant, physician, psychologist, financial professional, or foreign-law professional.

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Website Availability and Reliance

The website is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis for general informational purposes.

The firm does not guarantee continuous availability, uninterrupted operation, compatibility with every browser or device, freedom from errors, or security of every internet transmission.

The firm may revise, remove, relocate, or discontinue website content, forms, features, links, office guides, service descriptions, or other resources at any time.

This website disclaimer is not intended to waive or limit professional duties arising after the firm has accepted an attorney-client relationship.

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Privacy Policy and Terms of Use

This Disclaimer should be read together with the website’s:

  • Privacy Policy, which explains information collection and data practices; and
  • Terms of Use, which governs access to and use of the website.

A signed engagement agreement separately governs any accepted attorney-client representation.

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Contact The Messersmith Law Firm, P.A.

Questions concerning this Disclaimer or the website may be submitted through the Contact Us page, by telephone, or by mail.

Office and Mailing Address

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

Telephone and Online Contact

Telephone: 305-515-0613
Fax: 407-217-7738
Contact Us Online