Valerie Kleinman is a Senior Associate at Green and Spiegel LLP in Toronto who specializes in Citizenship and Immigration law. Valerie has significant experience working on Canadian citizenship and immigration law matters in applications including: study permits, visitor visas, LMIA-based work permits, LMIA-exempt work permits, family class applications, Federal Skilled Worker and Canadian Experience Class applications through the Express Entry System, and Provincial Nominee Program applications. She works with clients on proof of citizenship and citizenship grant applications.
Valerie can assist clients in French and has experience working on both temporary and permanent Quebec-based applications. She also has assisted companies who face compliance inspections by Service Canada and Immigration, Citizenship and Refugees Canada. Valerie is currently the Secretary of the Women Lawyers Forum Executive of the Ontario Bar Association and was formerly a Member-at-Large of the Citizenship and Immigration Law Executive of the Ontario Bar Association.
Valerie is actively involved in the firm’s student program, mentoring aspiring legal professionals and contributing to recruitment and development initiatives.
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Senior Associate, Valerie Kleinman, has been featured in the National Post for her insights on Ottawa’s proposed Bill C-3 and its sweeping impact on Canadian citizenship by descent.
Immigration lawyer Valerie Kleinman provided the latest updates in Canadian Francophone immigration in 5 minutes! Agenda: 1. Temporary
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Got Canadian Roots? You might already be a Canadian citizen. Do you have a Canadian parent, grandparent, or
Partner and Permanent Residence Practice Director Hilete Stein and Senior Associate Valerie Kleinman, will be featured speakers for
Green and Spiegel’s Hilete Stein and Valerie Kleinman speak at a WSBA event on recent developments in Canadian citizenship law and the Bjorkquist ruling.
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