Immigration Law
Barrister & Solicitor (Ontario)
Canadian Legal Advisor (Quebec)

Renz Ciron Grospe, originally from the Philippines, moved to Montreal, Canada in 2008. His experiences as an immigrant deeply influence his approach to the law. Prior to and during his legal studies, Renz actively participated in the migrant justice movement in Montreal.

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In June 2017, Renz achieved a dual degree in civil law and common law from McGill University Faculty of Law in Montreal.

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Before moving to Ontario, he worked at a Montreal immigration law firm focusing on resolving inadmissibility issues. During his work placement at a full-service law firm in Toronto, he handled immigration and refugee law cases, as well as family law matters. He also has experience in judicial review before the Federal Court.

 

Renz has experience in handling complex immigration applications, such as inadmissibility cases, humanitarian and compassionate applications open work permits for vulnerable workers, and TRPs for victims of family violence, economic immigration, including LMIAs, work permits, study permits, Express Entry, Caregiver Program, Provincial Nominee Programs, and complex family sponsorship.

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Renz is passionate about learning languages. He is fluent in Filipino, English, French, and Spanish, and has a basic understanding of Russian.

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Outside of his legal work, Renz enjoys traveling and dancing bachata and salsa. He is also a big fan of basketball and boxing.

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