Work & Visas
Visa sponsorship, salaries, students, and the immigrant workforce — the data people use when making real decisions about jobs, hiring, and the H-1B journey. Every figure is sourced and labelled.
Look up an employer
Search any of 2,600+ H-1B sponsors, plus states, countries, visa types, and job titles.
Key visa & workforce numbers
U.S. unemployment rate (BLS)
Open a tracker
Top H-1B sponsors
The employers filing the most petitions — approvals, denials, approval rates, and offered wages.
OpenEmployer directory
Search 2,600+ real USCIS sponsors by name for their reported approvals and denials.
OpenF-1 student visas
Department of State issuances by class and country, with year-over-year trends.
OpenLayoffs vs H-1B
Sponsorship volume and WARN layoff notices shown side by side — without asserting causation.
OpenKey immigration dates
H-1B, green-card, tax, and student deadlines — counted down from today.
- RecurringH-1B
H-1B electronic registration
USCIS opens the H-1B cap registration window for about three weeks. Miss it and you wait a full year for the next lottery.
- RecurringTaxes
Federal tax filing deadline
Individual returns are due April 15 — including nonresident (1040-NR) returns for many F-1 and J-1 visa holders. File or request an extension by this date.
- RecurringGreen card
Diversity Visa (green-card) lottery
The DV lottery registration opens for about one month in the fall, free, for nationals of eligible countries. A rare path to a green card with no employer or family sponsor.
- RecurringH-1B
New fiscal year — H-1B start date
October 1 begins the federal fiscal year: cap-subject H-1B employment can start and a fresh set of visa numbers becomes available.
- Released monthly · around mid-monthGreen card
Visa Bulletin
The State Department publishes priority-date movement for family- and employment-based green cards. Check it the moment it drops to see if your date is current.
- Per student · up to 90 days before graduationStudents
F-1 OPT application window
Post-completion OPT can be filed from 90 days before your program end date to 60 days after. Apply early — USCIS processing can take months.
Dates recur each year; exact windows (H-1B registration, the DV lottery, the Visa Bulletin) are set by the agency annually — always confirm with the official source. Not legal or tax advice. Some “get help” links are partnerships. How this works →
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