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Public DOL and USCIS records, FY2023 to FY2026

Which employers file H-1B paperwork for entry-level roles, and at what pay

Look up any employer to see how many Labor Condition Applications it filed, for which roles, at what wage level and pay. Every number links to the government file it came from.

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  1. Entry-level software in Virginia and DC

    Software engineering, wage level I or II, FY2025

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  2. Finance roles, any state

    Certified LCAs in finance occupations, FY2025

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  3. Most USCIS initial approvals

    USCIS Data Hub, FY2023

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What is in the data

LCAs filed
2.1M

1,964,559 of them certified by DOL

DOL LCA FY2023-FY2026, all releases, 2,136,934 rows
Employers
127K

Grouped by federal tax ID (FEIN)

DOL LCA FY2023-FY2026, all releases, 2,136,934 rows
Fiscal years
4

FY2023 to FY2026, from every quarterly DOL release

Up to date through
June 30, 2026

The latest DOL release (FY2026 Q3). DOL publishes a new one each quarter.

How to read what you see

  1. An employer files an LCA

    Before an H-1B petition, the employer files a Labor Condition Application with the Department of Labor, stating the job, the place and the wage.

  2. Filed counts them

    For each employer: how many LCAs, for which roles, at which wage level (I is entry level) and at what offered pay, year by year.

  3. USCIS decides petitions

    Where USCIS data is loaded, the employer page also shows its approved and denied H-1B petitions. An LCA alone is not a visa.

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