K & G Immigration Law

K & G Immigration Law is a dedicated legal firm headquartered at 465 California Street, Suite 607, in San Francisco, California. Founded by attorneys Christopher Kerosky and Liliana Gallelli, the firm focuses exclusively on United States immigration law, delivering comprehensive representation to individuals, families, and businesses across the nation and internationally. Situated in the heart of San Francisco, the practice combines deep regional familiarity with national reach, maintaining several office locations throughout California alongside secure virtual consultation options. The legal team handles a full spectrum of immigration matters, including business law, investor visas, employment-based immigration, citizenship and naturalization, family-based green cards, asylum, humanitarian relief, and deportation defense. By focusing entirely on immigration law, the firm delivers targeted legal insights for complex cross-border challenges, consular processing, and administrative proceedings before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and immigration courts.

Clients partnering with K & G Immigration Law benefit from a modern, client-focused approach designed to provide clarity and transparency throughout every stage of the legal process. The firm prioritizes direct communication and responsiveness, ensuring that clients remain informed regarding the status of their cases. With extensive experience handling international backgrounds and cross-border immigration requirements, the attorneys and paralegals tailor strategic solutions for those reuniting with family members, building professional careers in the United States, or defending their right to remain in the country. The practice emphasizes long-term relationships built on trust, precision, and cultural understanding. Whether serving corporate entities seeking foreign talent, individual investors, or families navigating visa applications, K & G Immigration Law offers accessible, dependable legal guidance tailored to the evolving demands of United States immigration policies.