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Data signal · Work visas

H-1B sponsorship is far more concentrated than the employer count suggests

ReportedFY2023

15.1%

of FY2023 H-1B approvals went to the 10 largest sponsors

What the data shows

  • The USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub export for fiscal year 2023 records 176,949 petition approvals across 28,061 employers.
  • The 10 largest sponsors account for 26,678 of those approvals — 15.1% of the total.
  • The 50 largest account for 50,809, or 28.7%.
  • 2,614 employers had at least 10 approvals; the remaining 25,447 had fewer.

Caveats

  • Approvals count petitions, not workers: one person can be the beneficiary of more than one approved petition.
  • The export covers fiscal year 2023, the latest USCIS has published at employer level.

Source and method

USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub

Reported: the underlying figures were published by the agency named above. ImmigrationClock computed the figure from that publication and typed nothing in. Period: FY2023. Computed on Sep 15, 2026.

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