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See an employer's H-1B and green card sponsorship history from public DOL data, right on the job posting. Does this employer sponsor H-1B? This extension shows the answer while browsing through job postings on job boards. When a job posting is open on a supported job board or on a company's own careers page, a small card appears with the employer's public sponsorship record: - H-1B filings over the last 3 years - Average offered wage - The employer's most common wage level - Green card (PERM) filings over the last 3 years - A link to the employer's full profile on VisaPulse USA This makes it easy to check an employer's sponsorship record before applying. The extension works on the most popular job boards and career-page platforms. The full list of supported sites is at https://visapulseusa.com/extension. All numbers come from public U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) records covering over 215,000 employers. VisaPulse USA is an independent visa data platform. Useful for anyone researching work visa sponsorship, including international students. What this extension does NOT do: - It never reads page content beyond the employer name on the posting - It never collects browsing history or personal information - It never clicks, applies, or changes anything on any site - It contains no tracking When an employer has filings in the public records, the card shows them. When no records exist, the card says so. Privacy policy: https://visapulseusa.com/extension-privacy VisaPulse USA is not a law firm. Nothing shown is legal advice.
Aug 25, 2026
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