Before accepting an offer or starting a green card process with a new company, it helps to see their track record with the immigration system. The Employer Sponsorship Tracker aggregates every H-1B Labor Condition Application an employer has filed with the Department of Labor, so you can judge whether a company is a consistent sponsor or a one-off filer.
- What you see per employer: Total filings, petition-type breakdown (new, transfer, continuation, amendment, change of employer), wage level distribution, top SOC codes and job titles, top worksite states, and filings per year.
- How to use it: Evaluating a potential employer for green card sponsorship, comparing two competing offers, understanding whether an employer leans toward entry-level or senior prevailing wages, and sizing up how green-card friendly their history looks.
- Caveats to keep in mind: LCAs are applications, not approvals. A high volume of filings does not guarantee future sponsorship or green card success, and small employers with limited filing history may still be excellent sponsors.
Data from DOL OFLC H-1B LCA disclosure files. Updated quarterly. Not legal advice.
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What is H-1B Sponsorship?
Employers must file a Labor Condition Application (LCA) with the Department of Labor before hiring a foreign worker. The number of LCA filings reflects how actively a company sponsors visas.
Sponsorship Score
Our composite score factors in filing volume, approval consistency, salary competitiveness, and geographic spread. Higher scores indicate more established sponsorship programs.
Year-Over-Year Trends
Filing volumes change based on hiring needs, economic conditions, and policy shifts. A declining trend may signal reduced sponsorship activity or a shift in hiring strategy.
Why This Matters
If you are evaluating a job offer or planning an employer transfer, knowing a company's sponsorship history helps you assess the likelihood of a smooth visa process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Data sourced from DOL OFLC quarterly disclosure files. All LCA data is public record.