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PHP Agency, Inc.

ADDISON, TXNAICS 524210

Certified LCAs, FY2023
0

2 filed

Median offered pay, FY2023
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Yearly, certified full-time LCAs

Entry-level share
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Not computed for this employer

USCIS initial approvals, FY2023
0

Workers new to H-1B employment with this employer

LCAs by fiscal year

Every Labor Condition Application this employer filed, by the status DOL gave it.

01FY2023: 0 certified LCAs0FY2023
Fiscal yearFiledCertifiedWithdrawnDeniedCertified workersSource
FY202320200DOL LCA FY2023 Q1-Q4, 2 rows

Withdrawn includes certified-then-withdrawn.

What is an LCA, and what do these statuses mean?

A Labor Condition Application is the form an employer files with the Department of Labor before an H-1B, H-1B1 or E-3 petition. It names the job, the worksite and the wage.

Certified means DOL accepted it. Withdrawn means the employer withdrew it. Denied means DOL rejected it. A certified LCA shows intent to hire into a role; it is not a visa and not a petition approval.

Offered pay

Yearly pay on certified, full-time LCAs with a valid wage. The bar spans the 25th to 75th percentile; the tick is the median.

Offered wage by role group, FY2023

Per fiscal year; percentiles are not combined across years. The prevailing wage is the wage DOL requires for the occupation, area and level on each LCA, annualized the same way.

Role groupYearCertified25th pctMedian75th pctPrevailing wage, medianSource

Wage level mix, FY2023

The prevailing wage level the employer chose on each certified LCA. Level I is the entry level.

No certified LCAs in these years.

Since the FY2027 cap season, the H-1B lottery gives a registration 1 entry at wage level I, 2 at II, 3 at III and 4 at IV (rule effective February 27, 2026). USCIS announcement. Levels shown are those on past LCAs.

How is pay calculated?

Filed uses the lower end of the pay range on each LCA (the figure the employer commits to) and turns it into a yearly amount: hourly x 2,080, weekly x 52, every two weeks x 26, monthly x 12.

Amounts under $15,000 or over $1,000,000 a year are almost always a unit typo (a salary entered as hourly), so they are left out of pay figures but still counted as LCAs.

Role groups, FY2023

Certified LCAs by occupation group (from the SOC code on each LCA).

No certified LCAs in these years.

Top job titles, FY2023

    Top worksite states, FY2023

      USCIS petition decisions

      From the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub, matched by name, state and the last four tax ID digits.

      Fiscal yearInitial approvedof which new employmentInitial deniedContinuing approvedContinuing deniedSource
      FY20230–010USCIS Data Hub FY2023, 1 rows

      Initial = New Employment + New Concurrent (a change of status from F-1 counts as New Employment). The FY2023 file reports initial and continuing only, so New Employment is shown as – for it.

      Initial or continuing: what is the difference?

      Initial approvals are workers new to H-1B employment with this employer, including a student moving from F-1 (OPT) status. Continuing covers extensions, amendments and workers changing to this employer from another H-1B employer.

      USCIS counts workers, not forms, and reports the first decision on each petition.

      Name variants seen

      Every spelling this employer used on its filings.

      • PHP Agency, Inc.2 LCAs
      • PHP AGENCY INC1 USCIS rows

      LCAs are grouped by the employer’s federal tax ID (FEIN). A few one-off names under a large employer are usually another company’s FEIN typo. 2 LCAs in the last two fiscal years.