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LCA & PERM lookup

H-1B LCA database lookup

Search the official DOL labor condition application (LCA) and PERM disclosure records by employer, role, SOC code, city, or state. Switch the program filter to look up H-1B LCA filings or PERM green-card records.

10 matches
Wehealth By TripsitNo recent activity

Latest activity 4365

LCA0
PERM0
Wagen/a
Amazon ComHigh activity

Latest activity 4365

LCA2,310
PERM12
Wage$143,525
Meta PlatformsHigh activity

Latest activity 4365

LCA858
PERM78
Wage$205,233
Citadel Securities AmericasModerate

Latest activity 4365

LCA25
PERM40
Wage$150,000
Murphy Exploration & ProductionLimited

Latest activity 4365

LCA0
PERM1
Wage$137,030
Beckman Research Institute Of The City Of HopeLimited

Latest activity 2026

LCA6
PERM1
Wage$63,652
It TrailblazersLimited

Latest activity 2026

LCA4
PERM1
Wage$103,418
Ttec DigitalLimited

Latest activity 2026

LCA3
PERM0
Wage$112,102
The Nemours Foundation - Nemours Childrens HealthLimited

Latest activity 2026

LCA6
PERM1
Wage$200,000
Student MedicoverLimited

Latest activity 2026

LCA0
PERM1
Wage$128,398

What this covers

A search front end for official LCA and PERM disclosure data

VisaSignal turns the public US Department of Labor OFLC disclosure files into a searchable employer record. Every count traces back to an official source period — filing activity is a research signal, not a sponsorship promise.

Official DOL OFLC files

LCA (Labor Condition Application) records are the Department of Labor filings employers submit before sponsoring H-1B, H-1B1, and E-3 workers. Each row lists employer name, job title, worksite, prevailing and offered wage, and case status.

PERM records cover permanent labor certification (employment-based green card) filings. Switch the search filter to PERM to look up that activity, which is tracked separately from H-1B LCA filings.

How to look it up

Search the LCA and PERM database in four steps

Free lookup
  1. 1Search the disclosure data

    Start with an employer name, job title, SOC code, city, or state. Search runs against imported DOL OFLC LCA and PERM disclosure rows.

  2. 2Filter by program

    Use the All / LCA / PERM toggle to narrow results to H-1B labor-condition filings or permanent-labor-certification (green-card) records.

  3. 3Open an employer

    Each employer page summarizes roles, worksites, wage signals, case-status mix, and the latest source period for that company's filings.

  4. 4Check the source trail

    Source status and the about-data page show import recency, row counts, and the official DOL links each number is built from.

Keep researching

Move from the lookup into the rest of the data

These views keep the official-source trail close to the employer, wage, and PERM timing surfaces that depend on it.

Browse H-1B sponsorsScan employers with recent official LCA activity, or jump to a state-by-state sponsor view.H-1B salary databaseLook up role-level prevailing-wage signals built from the same LCA disclosure wage fields.PERM processing timesRead the latest FLAG timing snapshot when you need green-card processing context.About the dataSee which official DOL sources feed the LCA and PERM records and how names are normalized.Source statusCheck import recency, fiscal-year periods, row counts, and direct links to the source files.

Official sources

Where the LCA and PERM records come from

The database is rebuilt from these public OFLC disclosure files. Date verified marks the last confirmed source check.

DOL OFLC LCA Disclosure DataPublic US Department of Labor Office of Foreign Labor Certification LCA (Labor Condition Application) disclosure dataset covering H-1B, H-1B1, and E-3 program filings with employer name, job title, worksite, prevailing and offered wage rates, and case status. Released by OFLC each federal fiscal-year quarter.Date verified: DOL OFLC PERM Disclosure DataPublic US Department of Labor Office of Foreign Labor Certification PERM (Permanent Labor Certification) disclosure dataset covering employer green-card sponsorship filings with job title, prevailing-wage source, worksite, recruitment context, and case decision. Released by OFLC each federal fiscal-year quarter.Date verified:

LCA and PERM rows are filing signals, not USCIS approvals, green-card approvals, legal advice, or outcome predictions.

FAQ

Common questions

How do I look up a company's H-1B LCA filings?

Type the employer name, job title, SOC code, city, or state into the search box on this page. Keep the filter on LCA (or All) and open an employer to see imported labor-condition rows with roles, worksites, wage signals, case statuses, and the latest source period.

What is an LCA, and what does the LCA database contain?

An LCA (Labor Condition Application) is the Department of Labor filing an employer submits before sponsoring an H-1B, H-1B1, or E-3 worker. The LCA database here is built from the public DOL OFLC LCA disclosure files, which list employer name, job title, worksite, prevailing and offered wage, and case status for each filing.

Can I search PERM records and green-card filings here too?

Yes. Switch the search filter to PERM to query imported DOL OFLC PERM (permanent labor certification) disclosure rows, which cover employer green-card sponsorship filings. PERM and LCA are separate programs, so the counts and case statuses are tracked separately.

Is this official LCA and PERM data?

Yes. Every page is built from official US Department of Labor OFLC disclosure files, and each employer view keeps the source period and import recency visible so you can judge whether the data is current enough for your research.

Does an LCA certification mean an H-1B petition was approved?

No. A DOL-certified LCA is not the same as USCIS H-1B petition approval. It is an official labor-condition filing signal that should be interpreted with that limit.

Does a PERM certification mean a green card was approved?

No. PERM certification is one step in an employment-based green card process. It does not mean a green card, I-140 petition, or adjustment of status was approved.

Can this data prove an employer will sponsor a candidate?

No. Official filing history can show recent activity, roles, worksites, and wage signals, but it does not guarantee future sponsorship or predict legal outcomes.