Green Card Sponsor Search
Search 626,000+ PERM labor certification filings to research employer green card sponsorship history. See job titles, education and experience requirements, offered salaries, and approval status.
How This Tool Works
Enter an employer name to see all their PERM labor certification filings. PERM (Program Electronic Review Management) is the first step in the employer-sponsored green card process — it requires the employer to prove that no qualified US worker is available for the position. Each PERM filing shows the job title, SOC code, education level required, months of experience required, offered wage, and case status.
What the Data Covers
626,000+ PERM labor certification filings from the DOL disclosure files. Each record represents an employer's attempt to sponsor a foreign worker for permanent residency, including case status, job details, and wage information.
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Data Source & Methodology
PERM data comes from the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC). Disclosure files are published quarterly and include every PERM application submitted. VisaPulse links PERM filings to employer profiles using employer name and location matching.
PERM filings represent applications, not approved green cards. An employer may have many PERM certifications but few successful I-140 approvals. The data doesn't show I-140 or I-485 outcomes. Some employers may use different legal entity names for PERM vs LCA filings.