Sponsorship Signal

See whether a job is likely to sponsor an H-1B visa, from the job post and public filing data.

Sponsorship Signal tells international job seekers, on the job page itself, whether a role is likely to sponsor an H-1B visa and why. - Reads the job post first. If the post says it sponsors or won't sponsor, that is the verdict. - Checks public filing data when the post is silent. It looks at years of Department of Labor filings, focusing on new hires and trends against the whole market. - Gives one clear verdict. Yes, Likely, Maybe, Unlikely, No or Unclear, with a one-line reason. - Adds useful context. It shows whether the company filed for the same job title, how often it files in the job's city, the pay-level mix and a cap-exempt hint for universities. - Warns about non-US roles. H-1B is a US visa, so it flags jobs that look to be elsewhere. - Is honest about uncertainty. When a company sponsors less than before, it says so, notes that policy changes may be one reason, and still encourages you to apply. Runs automatically on major job boards and company careers sites. On any other page, press the toolbar button or use the right-click option to check it. Filing data is public and may lag. A filing is an intent to hire, not an approved visa. This is not legal advice.