H-1B Sponsorship Checker
How the H-1B sponsorship checker works
Type in any employer and the checker looks them up against Department of Labor LCA disclosure data covering more than 33,000 companies. For each match you get the number of H-1B petitions filed, the approval rate, the most common sponsored job titles, and the average prevailing wage on record.
LCA filings tell you whether a company has sponsored H-1B workers before, which is the strongest public signal you can get short of asking a recruiter. A high filing count means sponsorship is a normal part of how they hire. A low count means it is rare and worth confirming early. Zero filings answers the question too: they have not sponsored through this entity.
One caveat: past filings show what a company has done, not whether a specific open role includes sponsorship this year. Use the checker to shortlist employers, then confirm sponsorship directly during your first conversation with the recruiter.
Common questions
Where does this data come from?
Public DOL Labor Condition Application (LCA) disclosure files, which every H-1B employer must submit. It is the same source used to verify a company’s sponsorship history.
Does a filing mean I’ll get sponsored?
No. It means the company has sponsored before. Sponsorship for any given role still depends on the position, budget, and timing, so confirm with the employer.
Is it free?
Yes. Look up any employer at no cost and with no account required.