San Francisco, CA – June 10th, 2025. Due to significant changes in immigration and visa laws in the United States and the cancellation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for many countries at once – there is a major demand from already affected or soon-to-be affected out-of-status individuals, as well as families, to seek alternative ways to stay in the US while maintaining legal status to prevent a deportation.
While some individuals already got “Self-Deportation” notices from immigration officials, many fear receiving such soon or being confronted by ICE, which leads to arrest, detention, and likely very fast deportation from the United States due to their current status according to the latest immigration laws.
By closely monitoring the latest developments in US Immigration Laws at K & G Law LLP, our United States Immigration Attorneys can help people find a legal solution to their status problems that apply to their specific situation. We work closely with all persons in need while creating reliable legal strategies to find relief for immigration status in the short and long term.
Effective now, anyone currently residing in the United States – can request personalized face-to-face Virtual Consultation with one of the US Immigration Lawyers over Zoom, WhatsApp, or Facetime – at your time and location convenience.
Also, you can hire us to represent you simultaneously if our legal solution appeals to you and offers the relief you have been looking for. Plus, we offer urgent, same-day Virtual Consultations when you’re looking for an emergency immigration lawyer – use the form on our website and add the word “Urgent” to your request for an appointment.
The legal team at K & G Immigration Law speaks many languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Polish, French, and Japanese – we understand the need to deliver reliable legal advice to the client in their preferred language.
The legal immigration status remedies are offered:
Asylum in the United States – allows eligible individuals and families to seek asylum status in the US based on fear of persecution in their own country on the grounds of race, nationality, political and religious beliefs, and sexuality. Upon obtaining Asylee status, a person will get legal status and stop the deportation process. When necessary, we will represent our client in an Asylum interview before an Immigration Judge or file an Asylum appeal.
Deportation Defense and Cancellation of Removal – individuals facing deportation orders and pending removal can be eligible for various legal options under different laws and programs. We assist individuals detained by ICE with aggressive representation and all available legal options to avoid the deportation process and stay in the USA.
Out-of-Status Waivers – for eligible individuals and families, there are legal waivers such as I-601 and I-601A that could help with the legalization status of undocumented.
Relief programs for Victims of Abuse – allow eligible individuals, their spouses, and children to obtain temporary legal, protected immigration status and apply for Green Cards under U-Visa (Victims of Criminal Activity), T-Visa (Victims of Human Trafficking), and VAWA (Victims of Domestic Abuse).
Special Immigrant Categories – there are programs like SIJS (Special Immigrant Juvenile Status), DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), and PIP (Parole in Place) that allow minors and certain family members to seek status relief under current laws.
Family-based Immigration – children, parents, and siblings like brothers and sisters of US Citizens can be sponsored to get a status adjustment and Green Card.
Marriage-based Immigration – spouses and fiancees of US Citizens and Green Holders are eligible for Green Cards and permanent residency in the United States
Employment-based Immigration – professionals can earn their Green Card by working for a US-based employer under EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 immigrant worker visas.
Post-deportation Relief – if you have ever been deported from the United States, there is an I-212 Waiver that allows legal re-entry to the US upon meeting the criteria set by the law.
Criminal Immigration Law Relief – for individuals convicted of a crime in the United States or overseas, that could be a serious issue for any immigration application. However, many new laws and developments could help solve status and prevent deportation.
“During current turbulent times in all areas of US Immigration Law – many individuals and families feel that there is no hope or solution to their worries about their immigration status in the United States. Based on our communications with many clients, that is not exactly accurate – there are many options that most individuals are unaware of. To help such individuals and to present them with legal possibilities, we’re now offering Virtual Consultations to anyone in the United States who needs reliable immigration law advice on their specific situation.” – said Liliana Gallelli, the immigration lawyer and founder of K & G Law LLP.
About K & G Law LLP dba K & G Immigration Law
Founded in San Francisco, CA, by Immigration Attorney Christopher Kerosky back in 1989 (Formerly known as the Law Firm of “Kerosky & Associates”) – a boutique Law Firm specializing in Immigration and Visa Laws of the United States it rebranded to “K & G Immigration Law” with new partner and founder Liliana Gallelli, a prominent immigration lawyer since 2004 and well-known immigration attorney in Los Angeles – Jean-Pierre Gallelli since 2000, both are fluent Spanish and Portuguese speaking immigration lawyers. We have represented over 25,000 immigrant visas, Green Card, Asylum, and Deportation Defense clients over the years with an average success ratio of over 93%.
Media Contact:
Steve Dobransky
Website: https://www.kgimmigrationlaw.com
E-Mail: steve.dobransky@kgimmigrationlaw.com
Phone: (415) 777-4445
Location: San Francisco, CA, United States
