San Francisco, CA – June 3rd, 2025. Due to significant changes in immigration laws in the United States in the year 2025 and significant demand for legal representation for individuals and families residing or visiting the US on non-immigrant visas, K & G Law LLP is now offering Virtual Consultations on legal matters relevant to various visa situations for visitors, students and dependents of work visa holders.
The legal services cover the most essential and specific requirements – from visa renewals and extensions to concerns about traveling to the United States and visa revocation to changes of visa type or pursuing options to obtain an immigrant visa, also known as a Green Card.
As of today, anyone with a valid or even expired non-immigrant US visa can request a Virtual Consultation with a US Immigration Lawyer at your schedule and convenience via Zoom, WhatsApp, or Facetime on your iPhone or Android device, as well as any computer like PC or MAC to discuss any issues, concerns or options to meet your specific visitor visa, legal status or immigration situation needs.
Our multilingual immigration lawyers are fluent in many languages – including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian and Japanese. You can rely on our legal professional advice, guidance, and clear communication in your native or preferred language.
We understand the needs of non-immigrant visa visitors to the United States and immigrants to the country. We will use our expertise in Immigration and Visa Laws of the United States for your benefit – use the “Online Appointment” request form at our website by clicking the link above in your preferred language – English, Spanish, or Portuguese to schedule a personalized legal 30 or 60-minute consultation with one of our immigration attorneys today or give us a call. Urgent consultations are possible during regular business hours in the PST timezone or California Time from 9 AM to 6 PM, Mondays through Fridays.
Eligible Non-Immigrant Visa Categories for Virtual Consultations:
B-1 Visa – for visitors to the United States for business, professional, and commerce purposes. Certain professionals are eligible for work permits under this visa category.
B-2 Visa – for travelers, vacationers, family visitors, or individuals seeking medical treatment in the USA.
J-1 Visa – for overseas educational, training, research, and cultural exchange visitors to obtain new skills or professional experience in the US. J-2 Visa for primary J-1 visa holders dependents, including the right to work in the United States under EAD (I-765).
F-1 Visa – an academic student visa to enter and study in an accredited US school or university under the SEVP program. F-2 Visa for primary F-1 visa holders, spouses, and children under 21 to accompany them to the United States.
M-1 Visa – for international students to study at technical or vocational schools in the United States. M-2 Visa for primary M-1 student visa holder dependents to live together in the US during study term.
H-4 Visa – for spouses and dependents of primary visa holders under H-1B (Speciality Occupation Workers), H-2A (Agricultural Workers), H-2B (Seasonal Workers), H-3 (Trainees), and H-1B1 (Specialty Occupation workers from Singapore and Chile) visa categories.
L-2 Visa – for spouses and unmarried children under 21 of L-1A (Intracompany Transferee Managers and Executives) and L-1B (Intracompany Transferee Workers with Specialized Knowledge) primary visa holders.
O-3 Visa – for dependent spouses and children of O-1 (Extraordinary abilities in business, art, science) and O-2 (Assistants) primary visa holders.
P-4 Visa – for spouses and children of P-1A (Athletes), P-1B (Entertainers), P-2 (Performers), and P-3 (Artists) primary visa holders.
R-2 Visa – for spouses and unmarried children of R-1 (Religious Worker) primary visa holders.
TD Visa – for spouses and children under 21 of primary TN work visa holders under USMCA professionals category workers from Canada and Mexico.
U Visa – for dependents or derivatives of primary U-Visa principal applicants (Victims of Crime), including spouses, children under 21, and parents.
T Visa – for spouses and unmarried children under 21 of primary T-Visa applicants (Victims of Human Trafficking).
Eligible individuals, family members, visitors, students, and dependents of certain work visa primary holders have various options based on their visa situation to extend or renew their non-immigrant Visa, change visa category (I-539), reinstate revoked Visa, obtain certain benefits such as the right to have a job in the United States under work permit (I-765), or even seeking a legal pathway to US Green Card as Permanent Resident.
“Many non-immigrant visa holders are unaware of current laws and/or options the US Immigration Legal system has in their specific situation. Most such visa holders are afraid to seek proper guidance due to language barriers or are unable to do so due to a lack of time or choice of communication options. With the introduction of Virtual Consultations, we want to bring an easy option to reach experienced immigration attorneys specializing in all areas of US immigration laws – anywhere in the United States or abroad.” – 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 “Kerosky & Associates”) – 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.
Media Contact:
Steve Dobransky
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 777-4445
Website: https://www.kgimmigrationlaw.com
Location: San Francisco, CA, United States
