ProfilePush: Visa Sponsor Check, AI Job Match & Autofill

Does this employer sponsor your visa? H1B, OPT, E-3, TN and green card records on LinkedIn, Indeed and careers pages. AI job match.

Does this employer sponsor your visa? H1B, OPT, E-3, TN and green card records on LinkedIn, Indeed and careers pages. AI job match. Description (2049 chars): Know if a company sponsors your visa before you apply. Open any job on LinkedIn, Indeed or a company's careers page and click ProfilePush. You see how strong a visa sponsor the employer is, how well the job fits your resume, and you can fill the application for you to review. See the employer's visa record Signal bars show how strong a sponsor the employer is, based on its H1B approvals from USCIS for fiscal year 2025. Open the full record to see its green card (PERM) filings, whether its green card processing was frozen in 2026, E-3 and H-1B1 filings, how many students it hired on OPT and STEM OPT, and whether it uses E-Verify, which STEM OPT requires. It all comes from public government data. Get an AI match score for your resume One click scores the job from 0 to 100 against the profile you pick, with a plain reason for sponsorship, skills, experience, role fit and location, plus the skills you are missing. Fill the application, then submit it yourself On the application form, ProfilePush fills in your details, work authorization answers and resume for the profile you choose. You check every field and press Apply on the site. It never submits for you. Private by design The extension has no access to any website when you install it. It reads a job page or form only when you click, and asks Chrome for that site's permission the first time. Who it helps People who need US work visa sponsorship: H1B holders changing jobs or laid off, international students on OPT and STEM OPT, H-4 EAD holders, and professionals on L-1, E-3 or TN who want an employer that sponsors a green card. Works with your ProfilePush account at profilepush.ai, where you can also browse jobs posted this week by employers that sponsor work visas and look up any company's sponsorship record. Visa data comes from USCIS, the US Department of Labor, ICE and E-Verify public records. A past filing doesn't guarantee an employer will sponsor a particular role; confirm with the employer. ProfilePush is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice.