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Register Your WCB Accounts

Fast & reliable WCB account setup handled by experienced professionals across Canada.

Registering a WCB account in Canada has never been easier. Our experts handle every submission with care to ensure full provincial compliance. fast, accurate registration and confirmation in as little as 1 hour.

WHY US

Why Choose WCB Accounts?

If your business currently employee, or plans to hire any staff within the next 90 days, WCB registration is legally required. The name of the program may vary by province: for example, it’s called WSIB in Ontario, WorkSafeBC in British Columbia, WCB in Alberta, and CNESST in Quebec.

Here’s why it matters:

Legal requirement in most provinces when hiring employees
Protects your workers if they are injured on the job
Avoid Fines & Penalties for non-compliance or late registration
Access Clearance Certificates for government and private contracts
Boost Business Credibility with contractors and clients

WCB coverage isn’t just smart, it’s required. We make it easy to register and stay compliant, so you can focus on running your business.

Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.

WCB Accounts Packages

Register Your WCB Accounts in

Just 3 Simple Steps

Fill out the online form

Fill out our quick form with basic business info - You can place your order using a credit card, PayPal, or e-transfer.

We handle the filing

Our experienced team completes the required forms and submits them to the appropriate WCB authority in your province.

Receive your documents

You’ll receive your WCB account reference number and confirmation - ready for payroll, contracts, or compliance checks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a WCB account?

A WCB (Workers’ Compensation Board) account is a mandatory registration with your province’s workers’ compensation authority. It provides insurance coverage for your employees in case they are injured or become ill due to work.

Do I need a WCB account if I’m self-employed?

It depends on the province. In some provinces (like BC and Ontario), coverage is optional for sole proprietors or independent contractors, but in others (like Alberta), it may be required if you hire others or work in certain industries. Voluntary coverage is also available for business owners who want to protect themselves.

How do I know if my business needs WCB coverage?

If you hire employees, even part-time or casual workers, you’re likely required to register. Businesses in construction, trades, cleaning, retail, food services, and similar sectors are often mandated to have WCB coverage. We can help assess your situation and confirm whether registration is needed.

What does WCB coverage include?

It typically covers:

Medical expenses from workplace injuries or illness
Wage replacement for injured workers
Rehabilitation and return-to-work support
Employer protection from lawsuits related to workplace injuries

What happens if I don’t register for a WCB account?

You could face:

Penalties and interest on unpaid premiums
Retroactive charges going back several years
Inability to get contracts or Clearance Certificates
Legal liability if a worker gets injured

What is a Clearance Certificate?

A Clearance Certificate confirms your business is in good standing with WCB and has no outstanding premiums. Many clients, especially in construction or government, will require this before they work with you.

Can you help me register and stay compliant?

Absolutely. We offer full support — from account registration and classification to annual reporting and maintaining good standing. We make it easy so you can focus on running your business.

How much does WCB coverage cost?

Rates vary depending on your industry and estimated payroll. High-risk industries (like construction or roofing) have higher rates, while lower-risk industries (like consulting) have lower rates.

We can help estimate your premiums during setup.

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