Kreindler Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
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Kreindler Law is a Toronto immigration firm run by principal Jerry Kreindler, who has more than 30 years of experience assisting domestic, multinational, and international organizations with Canadian immigration matters. The office is at 65 Queen Street West in Toronto's financial core. The firm works with corporations and individuals on business visitor visas, work permits, permanent residence, investor and entrepreneur visas, family sponsorships, and citizenship applications, and has provided Canadian immigration legal services for more than 25 years.
Kreindler holds law degrees from Queen Mary College at the University of London and the University of Ottawa, a B.A. in English and economics from McGill University, and completed the Program on Negotiation at Harvard University. Kreindler belongs to the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association's Ontario immigration section, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and is conversant in French and Spanish. Much of the firm's work involves NAFTA and CETA professional transfers, intra company transfers, and labour market impact assessments alongside applications for investors, entrepreneurs, and permanent residence.
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Milestones & recognition
- Kreindler has presented on employment based immigration and work permit topics at American Immigration Lawyers Association Northern Border Conferences and Canadian Bar Association events.
- Kreindler serves on the Canadian Bar Association Ontario's Citizenship and Immigration Section, its Service Canada (LMIA) Subcommittee, and its Port of Entry Subcommittee.
In the community
- Kreindler Law has supported Toronto's Barbados Ball and a Caribbean community event in the city.
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The neighbourhood
Kreindler Law's office sits in the Thomson Building at 65 Queen Street West, a 24 storey tower built in 1970 on the southwest corner of Queen and Bay Street, in the middle of Toronto's financial district. The building's neighbours include Old City Hall, Nathan Phillips Square, and Osgoode Hall, which houses the offices of the Law Society of Ontario, the regulator that licenses Kreindler and every other lawyer in the province. The address also has direct PATH and TTC subway access, which suits a practice built around corporate clients and cross border transferees who often need to fit a meeting between flights or connections downtown.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Kreindler Law help my company transfer an employee to Canada on a work permit?
- Yes. The firm handles work permits and business visitor visas, and its practice includes NAFTA and CETA professional transfers and intra company transfers for organizations moving staff into Canada.
- Does Kreindler Law handle Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs)?
- Yes. Jerry Kreindler sits on the Canadian Bar Association Ontario's Service Canada (LMIA) Subcommittee and the firm assists employers with LMIA supported work permit applications.
- I want to invest in a Canadian business and immigrate as an entrepreneur. Can Kreindler Law help?
- Yes. Investor and entrepreneur visas are one of the firm's core services, covering pathways such as the Start Up Visa Program, the Self Employed Visa Program, and provincial nominee programs for entrepreneurs.
- Can Kreindler Law help me sponsor a family member for permanent residence?
- Yes. The firm handles family sponsorship applications for Canadian citizens and permanent residents, who must meet minimum financial requirements and undertake to support their sponsored family members.
- How does a consultation with Kreindler Law work?
- Consultations are conducted by telephone with Jerry Kreindler and normally last about 30 minutes. You can request one through the firm's website.
- What languages can Kreindler Law communicate in besides English?
- Jerry Kreindler is conversant in French and Spanish in addition to English.
Where to find them
65 Queen Street West, Suite 1505, Toronto, ON M5H 2M5 · 416-649-4550
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