Ryan Rosenberg

Canadian Immigration Lawyer. Managing Partner of Vancouver based, Larlee Rosenberg, Barristers & Solicitors.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

I'm proud to share that Canadian Lawyer Magazine has once again named Larlee Rosenberg one of the top ten immigration law firms in Canada.

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[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

We are hiring! if you are interested in joining us as a Case Manager, you won't want to miss this opportunity! https://t.co/DzAzhtXvHe

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

@PhilGalfond Black Friday all over again. Canada to rake it in.

[Steven Meurrens @smeurrens]

.@MarkJCarney has released seven priorities for his government. One is "attracting the best talent in the world to help build our economy."

I regularly speak with clients who meet this definition.

Right now the message is that unless they speak French it will be difficult.

Obtaining Canadian permanent residency is still certainly possible.

Larlee Rosenberg continues to have a great track record in bringing people to Canada and helping them immigrate.

That being said, Canada is without a doubt missing out on talent right now.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

The story that won't go away..... more on Trumpugees https://t.co/HQgNSpgEGK

[Steven Meurrens @smeurrens]

Borderlines Podcast #138 - @Immigr82Canada on options for Trumpugees looking to move to Canada, and factors they should consider before doing so.

This episode was recorded prior to the government's recent announcement that it was ending flagpoling. In the episode I predicted that Canada would by the end of 2025 end the ability of people to apply for work permits at ports of entry, including flagpoling. Ryan said that ending port of entry work permit applications would be a bad development, and difficult to see happening.

What do you think?
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[Maclean’s Magazine @macleans]

Thinking about moving to Canada after the U.S. election? It's not as simple as it sounds. From immigration quotas to legal hurdles, here's what potential "Trumpugees" need to know. https://t.co/N4IG26yEaD

[National Post @nationalpost]

Vancouver immigration lawyer Ryan Rosenberg says he’s been getting so many inquiries from disaffected U.S. voters that he set up a website to address their concerns.

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[National Post @nationalpost]

Trumpugees website asks visitors to the home page: 'Tired of Trump? Thinking about Canada? We can help.'

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[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Trump’s election win sparks interest among some U.S. residents in moving to Canada: immigration lawyers /via @globeandmail https://t.co/dDSclsTSCn

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Donald Trump election sparks 'Trumpugees' interest in moving to Canada, say immigration lawyers https://t.co/h2gQSOiCoz via @nationalpost

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

On the front lines here. Americans seem to mean it this time 🇨🇦

[Steven Meurrens @smeurrens]

In December 2022 Canada announced that it would expand open spousal work permit eligibility to "improve the emotional well-being, physical health and financial stability of workers by keeping families together."

Today Canada announced that the expansion will soon end.

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[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Another update: client said F this, I'm flying to LA for the weekend and will file at YVR on Monday. #airpole

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Client showed up to flagpole at Douglas/Peace Arch today. Appointment set for October 24, 2024.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Update: client tried Pac Hwy next... given September 23, 2024 appointment.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

@TTRRMK I guess they want more flagpoling instead.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

PR Card application submitted by paper August 9. AOR by email August 23.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

GTS Category A LMIA application, submitted August 13, processing fee paid August 14, approved without LMBP negotiation on August 20.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

Douglas Flagpoling: Client showed up today, issued Sept 2 appointment.

[Ryan Rosenberg @Immigr82Canada]

IEC Work Permit application, RO supported, Spanish applicant. Filed August 6, 2:11pm, approved August 8, 12:24pm, i.e., 46hrs, 13 minutes. Not bad. My IEC RO record is 18hrs, 47 min.