Green Immigration Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 425 handling Immigration Law.
About Green Immigration Law
Green Immigration Law is a Toronto immigration practice founded by Clinton J. Green, who worked at established Canadian immigration firms for close to a decade before starting the firm. The firm's own account of its founding describes Green's perspective as shaped by personal experience with the immigration system, and the practice as founded to bridge the gap between bureaucracy and human need. The practice is set up to serve three groups: businesses hiring or transferring foreign talent, individual applicants, and families, including LGBTQIA+ couples and their sponsorship cases.
On the business side, the firm works on Labour Market Impact Assessments and LMIA exempt work permits, business visitor compliance, employer audit preparation, and Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Program applications for retaining talent. For individuals and families, it handles spousal, parent, and grandparent sponsorship, permanent residency and citizenship applications, and sponsorship for same sex and common law partners, with attention to name changes and gender marker updates where they affect a case's documentation.
Green earned a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2015, graduating with the Dean's Gold Key and the Joel S. Guberman Prize in Immigration Law, awarded to the student with the highest standing and demonstrated commitment to immigration law. Green was called to the Ontario bar in 2016.
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Milestones & recognition
- Founder Clinton J. Green graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2015 with the Dean's Gold Key and the Joel S. Guberman Prize in Immigration Law.
- Green was called to the Ontario bar in 2016.
- Green received the 2026 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada award in immigration law.
- Green received the Canadian Bar Association's Immigration Law Section Volunteer Recognition in 2024.
In the community
- Green is past chair of the Ontario Bar Association's Citizenship and Immigration Section.
- Green serves as a member at large of the Canadian Bar Association's Citizenship and Immigration Section.
- Green teaches ICL 830, Temporary Entry, as an adjunct instructor in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law program at Queen's University's Faculty of Law.
Fees & payment
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Who handles what
The neighbourhood
The firm's office sits in a heritage building at 36 Toronto Street, a high rise structure completed in 1914 with a historic association with Toronto architect E.J. Lennox. The building is designated under the Ontario Heritage Act and falls within the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District.
Green Immigration Law's office is located within the building, in downtown Toronto's St. Lawrence area.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Green Immigration Law help my employer get a Labour Market Impact Assessment?
- Yes. The firm assesses eligibility, prepares LMIA applications, and advises on LMIA exempt work permit pathways.
- My partner and I are the same sex. Can the firm help sponsor them to come to Canada?
- Yes. Green Immigration Law works on same sex and common law partner sponsorship, including cases that involve prior refusals or cross border legal issues, and can assist with name changes and gender marker updates that affect the application.
- Does Green Immigration Law handle Express Entry and Provincial Nominee applications?
- Yes, for both individuals and employers. The firm advises on the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, and the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and prepares supporting documents such as language test results and education assessments.
- What happens if my employer is selected for an immigration compliance audit?
- The firm offers compliance reviews, audit preparation, and representation during an inspection, along with help correcting any issues an audit turns up.
- How much does an initial consultation cost?
- The firm offers a one hour consultation for a flat fee of $350 plus HST, which covers a review of your case, an assessment of your options, and a documentation roadmap. The fee is credited toward your file if you retain the firm.
- Where is Green Immigration Law located and can I book a consultation?
- The office is at 36 Toronto Street, Unit 850, in downtown Toronto. You can reach the firm by phone or email to book a consultation.
Where to find them
36 Toronto Street, Unit 850, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2C5 · 647-951-7662
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