Find Companies That Sponsor H-1B Visas
Search employers by industry and location. See sponsorship scores, wages, red flags, and petition patterns — powered by real DOL filing data.
How to Find H-1B Visa Sponsors
Every company that hires an H-1B worker must file a Labor Condition Application (LCA) with the Department of Labor. The Sponsor Finder uses this public data — over 960,000 filings from the past 3 years — to help you identify companies that actively sponsor visas.
What the sponsorship score means: Each employer gets a score from 0-100 based on filing volume (how many petitions), wage competitiveness (above or below prevailing wage), role diversity (variety of positions), and geographic presence. Higher scores suggest more established sponsorship programs.
Red flags to watch for: Some employers have patterns that may indicate less favorable sponsorship conditions — such as majority entry-level wages, high rates of extending existing workers rather than hiring new ones, or low scores despite high filing volumes.
Next steps: Once you find a promising sponsor, click their profile for detailed analytics, check salary data on the Salary Explorer, or search for open positions directly on LinkedIn or Indeed.
Data sourced from DOL OFLC disclosure files. LCA filings indicate visa sponsorship activity, not current job openings. Not legal advice. Consider consulting an immigration attorney for guidance specific to your case.