Shop Research file
Employers that say they sponsor
Every employer with an open US posting that says, in its own words, that it sponsors visas. The sentence behind each, the roles, the states, and where to read the posting.
What you get
- Each employer that says it sponsors, with how many open postings say so, the roles and the states
- The sentence from the posting itself, quoted word for word, and a link to where the employer lists its jobs
- What counts as a yes: a sentence about visa sponsorship that says the employer sponsors, not one about an event, a clearance or a course
- How the stance is read, and why a stated stance is the employer's wording and not an immigration assessment
Most job postings never mention visas. A few say plainly that the employer sponsors, and those are the ones worth writing to first.
This file lists every employer that has an open posting in the US saying so, one sentence quoted from each, and a link to where they list their jobs. It is read from the postings themselves, not from a list of past filings, so it is what the employer says now.
A stated stance is the employer’s wording, not a promise about you.
Who it is not for
If you need a specific kind of visa for a specific role, this will not tell you whether an employer will sponsor you. It tells you which employers say they sponsor at all, so you know who to write to first. It is a short list, because most postings say nothing either way.