Today the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited 1,288 candidates to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through Express Entry.

Today (Feb 24, 2016), Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) invited 1,484 candidates to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through Express Entry.

Today, the Honourable John McCallum, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship announced a very sensible change to how applications will be accepted into the Parent and Grandparent Program.

Green and Spiegel Lawyer David Comtois provides an overview of the Francophone Mobility Program.

Dan Berger was featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education discussing recent federal investigations into potential fraud within the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, which allows international graduates to work in the United States temporarily.

As of March 13, 2025, if you have a Canadian born grandparent, you may be eligible to apply to become a Canadian citizen. We are not sure whether this will be permanent...

An agreement was signed between Canada and Ireland to raise the number of spots available to Irish citizens under the International Experience Canada program.

L'avocat de Green et Spiegel, David Comtois, donne un aperçu du programme canadien de visa pour start-up.

February 10, 2016 – Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) invited 1505 candidates to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through Express Entry.

Immigration lawyers Hilete Stein and Claire MacLean will discuss eligibility for Canadian citizenship for those with a Canadian grandparent. The main focus on the discussion is the most common questions regarding interim citizenship measures.

Senior Associate Attorney Matthew T. Galati co-authored "Visa Backlog and Redeployment: Important issues for Investors and Agents," published in the latest issue of EB-5 Investors Magazine.

U.S. Practice Director Jonathan Grode spoke at the Fifth Transatlantic Conference today in London, UK.

Growing momentum toward classification of college athletes as employees of their schools is raising major questions about international students' continued visa eligibility.

Harvard University is likely to win its lawsuit against the Trump administration after DHS revoked its certification to enroll international students—seen as retaliation for resisting federal control.

In a recent Financial Post article by Yvonne Lau, Jonathan Grode, U.S. Practice Director and Managing Partner at Green and Spiegel, weighs in on the growing migration of tech talent from Canada...

Immigration attorney Dan Berger offers an analysis of former President Trump's immigration policies and what they could mean for the future under his administration.

U.S. Practice Director Jonathan Grode will be speaking today at the HRPA conference, at 10 am EST in Toronto, Canada.

The Dartmouth men's basketball team faces a union election following a landmark decision by a National Labor Relations Board regional director, signaling a potential transformation in the relationship between Division I college athletes and their institutions.

U.S. Practice Director Jonathan Grode will be co-presenting a national webinar today for The American Immigration Lawyers Association at 2:00 pm EST, discussing recent trends in H-1B approvals and the upcoming H-1B season.

United States immigration regulations prohibit international students in the U.S. on F-1 student visas from participating in employment.