Employer Sponsorship Tracker

Research H-1B filings, wages, and top roles by employer from live DOL OFLC data.

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.

Data from DOL OFLC H-1B LCA public disclosure. Only Certified H-1B records shown. Stats computed from available quarters.

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Understanding Employer Sponsorship Data

Track which companies file for employment-based visas, how often, and at what salary levels.

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, median offered wage, role diversity, 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.

Top 200 H-1B Sponsoring Employers

Ranked by H-1B Labor Condition Application filing volume, March 2023 to June 2026, DOL OFLC disclosure files. Each profile adds wages, roles and PERM green card decisions. Filing volumes, not approvals. Not legal advice.