How to check if an employer sponsors H-1B visas
You can check an employer's H-1B history in public government data: the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub shows petition approvals and denials, and Department of Labor disclosure files show labour condition applications. TrustCheck searches both in one place. A filing history shows past activity, not a promise to sponsor you.
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Last verified 2026-10-23 · against USCIS — H-1B Specialty Occupations · How we check facts
Steps
- Search the employer's legal name, not just its brand.
- Look at recent years, job titles and locations similar to yours.
- Compare approvals with denials and withdrawals.
- Ask the employer directly whether the role is eligible for sponsorship.
Data sources
| Source | What it shows | Refresh |
|---|---|---|
| USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub | Initial and continuing petition approvals and denials by employer | Periodic agency releases |
| DOL LCA disclosure data | Labour condition applications with job title, wage and location | Quarterly agency releases |
Questions
Is TrustCheck the same as a government check?
No. TrustCheck summarises public government data; it isn't affiliated with any agency.
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