About Meritric: Company Information & Professional Verification

This page explains who we are and how you can check our details yourself, using official sources rather than our word.

Who Meritric is

Meritric is an immigration services business focused on Canadian immigration. Meritric is the public-facing brand. The company operating it is Merit Regulated Immigration Consultants, which runs the website meritric.ca and is the party you contract with and pay when you buy a service. We operate in Canada and Israel. The words "Regulated Immigration Consultants" are part of the company name; the company itself does not hold an RCIC licence (see below).

Services we provide

A free, automated preliminary eligibility check.
Paid professional assessments of your immigration options.
Document preparation and application support, including permanent residence and Canadian citizenship by descent.

Our licensed consultant and how to verify him

Meritric works with Shuo (Harry) Wang, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), registration number R514372. Harry is an employee of Meritric and provides consultation and document review services to clients assigned to him before their applications are submitted.

Harry does not personally handle every Meritric client. The free preliminary eligibility check is automated and does not involve him, and not every paid assessment is reviewed by him. His work covers the clients assigned to him.

Company identity and professional licensing are different things. Meritric is the business you contract with. The RCIC licence is held by Harry as an individual and is regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Meritric as a company does not hold an RCIC licence.

Open the CICC public register.
Search for licence number R514372 or the name "Shuo Wang".
Check the current licence status shown on the register.

IRCC explains who may legally charge for immigration help on its page about authorized representatives.

Free checks versus paid services

The free eligibility check is automated and general. It is not professional advice. Professional assessments and later stages are paid, and you see the price and scope before paying. Government fees are separate and go to IRCC. Neither Meritric nor Harry can guarantee an approval. Final decisions on every application belong to the Canadian authorities (IRCC).

Contact details

Canada (legal procedures): 777 Dunsmuir Street, Suite 1700, Vancouver, BC V7Y 1K4, Canada.

Israel (payment solutions): Ariel Sharon 4, Givataim, Israel.

Card payments are processed by third-party payment processors, and the name on your card statement may not read "Meritric". If you do not recognise a charge, email us before contacting your bank.

Official support email: support@meritric.ca

Phone and hours are on our contact page.

Independent resources

Common questions

What is Meritric?: Meritric is an immigration services business focused on Canadian immigration. It operates meritric.ca. It helps individuals and families understand their options and prepare Canadian immigration and citizenship applications.
Is Meritric itself licensed by the CICC?: No. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) licenses individual consultants. Regulated immigration advice on Meritric files is given by an individually licensed RCIC, whose licence you can check on the public CICC register.
Who is Meritric's licensed immigration consultant?: Shuo (Harry) Wang, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, registration number R514372. Harry is an employee of Meritric and provides consultation and document review services to clients assigned to him before their applications are submitted. He does not personally handle every client.
What does the free eligibility check include?: It is an automated, preliminary questionnaire that gives a general indication only. It is not legal or immigration advice and does not create a client relationship.
What fees apply and when?: A professional assessment and any later service stage are paid services. The price and scope are shown to you in writing before you pay. Government fees are separate and are paid to IRCC.
Can anyone guarantee approval?: No. Only Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) decides applications. Meritric does not promise any outcome.