California Immigration Lawyers

Who we are?

K & G Law LLP is the law firm specializing in immigration and nationality law of the United States of America. Our experienced immigration lawyers are experts in this field of law and represent our clients in all areas of such.

• Family-based immigration and marriage to US citizens – full scope of legal options to sponsor your loved one for long term visa, permanent resident status with help of our lawyers. Fiancée visas, spouses of US citizens, relatives, international adoptions, members of military and family immigration. We will prepare all necessary paperwork for US consulate interview abroad if you want to invite your loved for just a visit you in USA by requesting a “visitor visa” or our green card lawyers will prepare green card application on your family member behalf and will represent your loved ones at every step of green card processing, from initial paperwork (form I-485) to interview and appeals, if necessary.

• Employment-based immigrant visas and work permits – for foreign professionals in different fields like science, high tech, engineering, professors and educators, skilled workers, as well as extraordinary individuals and artists, art performers and athletes. Short- and long-term visa options, as well as pathway to US legal permanent resident status. EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 as part of employment-based immigrants’ program and H-1B visa, as well O, TN, R, P visa categories for foreign nonimmigrant workers. Noncitizens legally employed in the U.S. are eligible to obtain a Green Card as part of labor certification program.

• Business solutions - L visa options for managers, traders, and employees with special skills include the L-1A visa for intracompany transferees who are executives, managers, or have specialized knowledge, and the L-1B visa for intracompany transferees with specialized knowledge. I-9 compliance, assistance with incorporation in California and business entity operation as US branch of international company, State and Federal corporation legal paperwork.

• Immigrant Investors – The USCIS runs the EB-5 Program, commonly known as the Immigrant Investor Program, which permits foreign investors and their family to be qualified to apply for a permanent residence card (Green Card) if they invest a minimum of $500,000 in a valid American business. The investment must generate or protect at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. citizens or other legal residents. Additionally, the investor must prove that their funds were acquired legitimately.

• Asylum in the United States – reliable representation in immigration court, including appeals and removal defense. Our asylum lawyers represented thousands of refugees and asylees from all around the world with a good success ratio for our clients who were granted asylum. Apply for asylum with help our law firm based on suffered persecution in your country due to race, religion, nationality, sexuality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion. We will file for asylum on your behalf, guide you through the entire application process and you will get full legal representation of your asylum case – in our law office and in front of the immigration judge.

• Deportation defense - involves providing legal representation to individuals who are facing removal proceedings due to their illegal immigration status or expired visa. This defense may involve a variety of legal challenges, including proving that the individual has a valid ground of relief, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, and adjustment of status. Additionally, deportation defense may involve filing motions to terminate proceedings, challenging the government’s evidence, and advocating for the individual’s rights throughout the process. Furthermore, deportation defense attorneys may represent clients in appeals and other post-conviction proceedings. Ultimately, deportation defense lawyers seek to protect their clients from the consequences of deportation, including removal from the United States, and the resulting separation from family and community. Our deportation defense lawyers have represented hundreds of our clients in EOIR Immigration Court, ICE and DHS – we will use all our legal expertise and knowledge for your benefit.

• Special situations like Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJ), Temporary Protected Status (TPS), expungement or dismissal of criminal record for convicted immigrants in State of California – our immigration lawyers follow all the latest developments of the law and apply those for benefit of our clients.

• US citizenship through naturalization – our citizenship lawyers will prepare citizenship application (form N-400) and will represent you in USCIS during interview or in case of any complications. The United States citizenship through naturalization process is a lengthy and complex process that allows foreign nationals to become United States citizens. The process involves completing an application, gathering and submitting the required documents, attending an interview, passing a civics and English test and taking an Oath of Allegiance to the US. In order to be eligible for naturalization, applicants must meet certain requirements such as having been a permanent resident for at least five years and having good moral character. Additionally, applicants must be able to demonstrate knowledge of US history and government. The naturalization process typically takes six to nine months and requires applicants to complete a long list of forms, provide documentation and pay the associated fees.

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