University of Florida

University of Florida as an H-1B and Green Card Sponsor

University of Florida filed 947 H-1B Labor Condition Applications (LCAs) from March 2023 to June 2026, according to DOL OFLC disclosure files. Of these, 51% are new employment, 20% extensions, 11% transfers from other employers and 19% amendments. The most frequent roles are Clinical Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor and Postdoctoral Associate. The most common work locations are FL, WA and AZ.

The average LCA wage of $136,796 is close to the average of approximately $127,986 across all H-1B LCAs in the same files. The median is $92,000. Its sponsorship score is 75 (Excellent) on a 0 to 100 scale.

DOL OFLC PERM data lists 30 PERM decisions filed under the name University of Florida between October 2024 and June 2026, 29 of them certified. A company can also file green card cases under other legal entities.

Green Card (PERM) Filings

30 PERM decisions between October 2024 and June 2026 under this name: 29 certified, 0 denied and 1 withdrawn. That is too few, next to this employer's H-1B filing volume, to show shares; the company may file most green card cases under other legal entities. Most frequent PERM job titles: Clinical Assistant Professor (13), Assistant Professor (6) and Lecturer (2).

Source: DOL OFLC PERM disclosure files, cases under this employer name only. A PERM certification is not a green card. Not legal advice.

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