Jobs at employers that actually sponsor visas, proven by their filings.
Job ads rarely say whether a company sponsors, and many that do never mention it. Government filings say it for them. Every job here is matched to its employer's US H-1B filing record and UK sponsor licence, with the closest job title they've filed and the wage they filed for it.
Senior Data Scientist · Cloudflare
- H-1B LCAs certified
- 120 in FY2026 so far · 335 since FY2024
- Closest title they've filed
- Senior Data Scientist
- Median wage filed for it
- $160,000
- Green-card (PERM) certifications
- 78 since FY2024
One week, four cities
On 12 October 2026 we took the software, data and product jobs posted on LinkedIn in the past week and kept only employers with certified H-1B filings.
| City | Employers hiring that file H-1Bs |
|---|---|
| San Francisco Bay Area | 49 |
| New York | 44 |
| Austin | 39 |
| Seattle | 35 |
Beyond the obvious names: smaller sponsors such as Cloudflare (120 certified H-1B LCAs in FY2026 so far), Rippling (84), Affirm (59) and Plaid (28) all had open roles that week.
Who it's for
- Immigration law firms
- Employers that are hiring now and already file H-1Bs: the companies most likely to need business-immigration counsel this quarter.
- Recruiters and job boards
- Tag every listing with real sponsorship evidence, or show international candidates only the roles worth applying to.
- Relocation and global-mobility firms
- See which employers are hiring sponsored talent in each city, week by week, with the wages they file at.
Evidence, not guesses
- Government filings
- US Department of Labor H-1B and PERM disclosure files (public domain) and the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors.
- Brands mapped to legal names
- Companies file under legal names: Meta as Meta Platforms, Inc.; PwC as PricewaterhouseCoopers. Big brands are mapped, so a brand search doesn't miss its own filings.
- Careful wording
- When nothing is found we say "no filings found under this name", never "doesn't sponsor". A company can file under a name we haven't mapped.
- Only what's new
- Each weekly list contains only jobs that weren't in the last one, so you never review the same posting twice.
Pricing
A done-for-you list, emailed to you every week as a CSV. Cancel any time.
| Plan | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | One city or country, the job types you choose, weekly, only new jobs | $29/month |
| Plus | Up to three cities or countries, same delivery | $79/month |
The first week is free. A self-serve version on the Apify Store, billed per job ($1.50 per 1,000, sponsorship flags included), launches this week.
Questions
Is an H-1B LCA an approved visa?
No. A certified Labor Condition Application is the first step of an H-1B, filed by the employer with the US Department of Labor. It's strong evidence an employer sponsors that kind of role, not an approval or a promise.
Why does a well-known company show no filings?
Companies file under legal names that often differ from their brand. Big brands are mapped to their legal entities; when nothing is found we say "no filings found under this name", never that a company doesn't sponsor.
Where do the jobs come from?
LinkedIn's public job pages, read the way any visitor sees them, without an account. Recruiter and hiring-team cards are removed, and so are email addresses and phone numbers typed into job ads. The list is about jobs and employers, not people.
How fresh is the filing data?
The Department of Labor publishes its disclosure files quarterly; we refresh with each release. The UK register snapshot is refreshed with each data update (current copy: 12 October 2026). The current fiscal year is partial until it ends.
Stop guessing who sponsors.
Tell us your cities and job types. Every week you get the jobs at employers with real filing evidence.