Your Canadian life
starts with the right plan.
We help individuals, families and skilled professionals move legally to Canada with clear advice, transparent fees and full hands on support, from your first eligibility check all the way to landing in your new home.
Our RCIC Expert
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.
Mr. Shuo (Harry) Wang is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), License No. R514372, authorized by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), the federal regulator of Canada's immigration consultants.
With more than a decade of professional experience, Mr. Wang is a distinguished senior immigration consultant specializing in Canadian immigration law and regulations, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), Family Class Sponsorship, work permits, study permits and business immigration. He holds a Master's degree from a prestigious institution in the United Kingdom, reflecting a lifelong commitment to excellence, ethics and continual professional development.
His academic background, combined with his extensive practical experience, equips him with the knowledge and integrity required to guide clients toward their Canadian immigration goals. As a seasoned, regulated professional, Mr. Wang is dedicated to delivering personalized, transparent and comprehensive immigration services tailored to each client's unique situation.
Four proven pathways to Canada
One of them is almost certainly yours. We will tell you which one, and how fast we can get you there.
Who we work with
Every applicant has a different story. We have a track record across all six profiles below, and the right Canadian strategy for each one.
Engineers, IT specialists, healthcare workers, tradespeople. Express Entry and PNP were built for your profile.
Best fit: Express Entry / PNPStudy at a designated Canadian institution and use the Post-Graduation Work Permit as a pathway to Permanent Residency.
Best fit: Study Permit to PGWP to CECReunite with a spouse, parent, child or grandparent already living in Canada through family sponsorship.
Best fit: Family sponsorshipPension or passive income earners looking for universal healthcare, safety and peace of mind in Canada.
Best fit: PNP / Family classSalaried or self-employed professionals working for clients abroad. Multiple work permit and PR routes fit your profile.
Best fit: Work permit / Express EntryStart-Up Visa, self-employed and provincial entrepreneur streams for business owners and investors ready to build in Canada.
Best fit: Start-Up Visa · SUVA firm you can verify with the regulator, in one click
Under Canadian law, only lawyers, Quebec notaries, Ontario paralegals, and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) can legally represent you for a fee. Everyone else, no matter how convincing they sound, is unauthorized, and any application they submit on your behalf is at risk.
The official federal regulator of Canada's immigration consulting profession, established by the Government of Canada. Every RCIC in Canada must hold a CICC license in good standing.
Verify our license on the CICC Public RegistryMeritric works with Mr. Shuo (Harry) Wang, an active Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). Immigration matters handled by Meritric are prepared and reviewed in accordance with applicable IRCC requirements and the professional standards applicable to regulated immigration consultants.
View Mr. Wang's RCIC recordUnder Canadian law, only lawyers, Quebec notaries, Ontario paralegals, and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) can legally represent you for a fee. Our RCIC is fully authorized by the Government of Canada to act on your behalf in immigration matters.
Who can represent you on the official IRCC pageThousands of clients are harmed every year by unlicensed immigration "agents", people operating without a CICC license or a Canadian law license. Files they submit can be rejected outright by IRCC, funds paid to them are not protected by a trust account, and you have no professional conduct body to complain to if things go wrong. Before hiring any immigration representative, verify their license on the CICC Public Register or on the Government of Canada's authorized representatives page.
Six protections every paying client receives when working with RCIC
Working with a regulated Canadian immigration consultant is materially different from hiring a random "agent". Each protection below is grounded in either the CICC Code of Professional Conduct or a documented Meritric policy, not in marketing language.
Every engagement starts with a written CICC compliant retainer covering scope, fees, timelines and refund policy, all on paper before you pay a cent.
You pay the flat fee quoted in your retainer. Government fees, translations and third party costs (medicals, biometrics, language tests) are itemized separately, with no surprises.
Every file is bound by the CICC Code of Professional Conduct, so your personal, financial and immigration information is protected by a regulated duty of confidentiality that carries real legal weight.
If you are ever unsatisfied with your representation, you have a right to file a formal complaint with the CICC, the same government recognized body that licenses us. This does not exist with unlicensed consultants.
Why families choose Meritric
No marketing fluff. Real expertise, regulated practice and personal accountability.
Working exclusively with RCIC licensed Canadian Immigration Consultants regulated by the CICC.
A decade of experience guiding clients to realize their Canadian dreams.
From eligibility assessment to landing in Canada, we handle every step of the immigration file for you.
Fixed-fee engagements with no hidden costs. You always know exactly what you are paying for.
How it works
A simple, predictable journey from first call to your Canadian PR card.
See the full timelineA quick review of your goals, profile and best-fit Canadian pathway with one of our RCIC experts.
You receive a written plan with timelines, costs, and required documents for your specific pathway.
We collect, translate, notarize and review every document with you, including language tests, ECAs and references.
We file with IRCC and track your file until decision, communicating with the officer where needed.
SIN number, bank account, provincial healthcare registration, PR card. We are with you all the way.
Fair, flat fees quoted before you commit
No hourly billing, no hidden charges, no last-minute surprises. Government fees, translations and third party costs (medicals, biometrics, language tests) are itemized separately in your written retainer.
Perfect for figuring out if Canada is a real option for you.
- A 20-minute call with a senior consultant
- Honest yes/no on your Canadian eligibility
- Overview of your best-fit pathway
- Written next-step summary by email
- Absolutely no obligation to move forward
A written, personalized strategy from an immigration specialist that is yours to keep.
- Full FSW-67 & CRS scoring
- Suitable immigration pathway
- Written strategy document (PDF)
- CRS optimization plan (how to gain points)
- Detailed 60-minute consultation call
- Full credit toward Full Representation if you proceed
End-to-end handling of your Canadian PR file, from strategy to landing.
- Dedicated RCIC assigned to your file
- All document preparation & review
- Language test & ECA guidance
- Express Entry / PNP profile submission
- Full IRCC file submission (eAPR)
- Ongoing officer communication until decision
All figures in USD. Full Representation pricing starts at $3,600 and scales with case complexity (e.g. accompanying spouse, dependent children, business immigration). Your final quote is fixed in a written retainer before payment.
What changed this year
Canadian immigration rules change quickly. Here is what is actually happening on the ground in 2026 and how it affects your application.
IRCC continues prioritizing French speakers, healthcare workers, STEM professionals and skilled tradespeople in category based Express Entry draws.
New targeted draws for healthcare, trades, STEM, transport and agriculture, often with CRS cutoffs 60 to 100 points below general draws.
Post Graduation Work Permit rules now require field of study alignment with labour market needs for non degree programs.
Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan all received higher PNP nomination quotas for 2026, which means more provincial pathways to PR.
French speaking candidates outside Quebec now qualify for expedited work permits across a wider list of NOC occupations, a fast path to Canadian experience.
The federal cap on international study permits remains in place for 2026. Application timing and provincial attestation letters are more important than ever.
Ready to start?
Book a free, no-commitment Canadian immigration assessment with a senior RCIC consultant. We will tell you which pathway fits and which one does not.