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Quick Instructions: Enter a keyword in any field to search the H-1B Database. For best result, select a keyword hint from the dropdown list. At least one field must be filled, the rest may be left blank.

Search Results

Based on your search criteria, we found a total of 2565 record(s). The result is displayed on the interactive H-1B Map below.


Below is the distribution of H-1B workers in different cities, according to your search criteria:

  • Employer: FACEBOOK
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  • Fiscal Year: 2019

      • FACEBOOK H-1B Distribution - ImmigrationRoad.com
      Worksite CityStateZip CodeNo. of LCA
      CambridgeMASSACHUSETTS0214223
      New YorkNEW YORK10003213
      NEW YORKNEW YORK100172
      NEW YORKNEW YORK101671
      PittsburghPENNSYLVANIA1521317
      WASHINGTONDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA200047
      AshburnVIRGINIA201472
      MIAMIFLORIDA331312
      AltoonaIOWA500091
      ChicagoILLINOIS606062
      DallasTEXAS752312
      FORT WORTHTEXAS761771
      AustinTEXAS7870141
      AUSTINTEXAS787581
      DENVERCOLORADO802022
      DenverCOLORADO802051
      Los AngelesCALIFORNIA900668
      NORTHRIDGECALIFORNIA913251
      NorthridgeCALIFORNIA913292
      Menlo ParkCALIFORNIA940153
      MENLO PARKCALIFORNIA940251520
      Mountain ViewCALIFORNIA9404042
      Mountain ViewCALIFORNIA940417
      San FranciscoCALIFORNIA9410558
      Menlo ParkCALIFORNIA941122
      FremontCALIFORNIA945558
      SausalitoCALIFORNIA949656
      PRINEVILLEOREGON977541
      BellevueWASHINGTON980045
      RedmondWASHINGTON9805261
      SEATTLEWASHINGTON981051
      SEATTLEWASHINGTON981061
      SeattleWASHINGTON98109318
      SeattleWASHINGTON9813411
      N/AN/AN/A192
        Total:2565

      About the H-1B Map:

      • Each circle represents LCA filings (≈ H1B workers) for a particular zip-code.
      • Circle size is proportional to the number of LCA filings. The bigger the circle, the more H-1B employees work there.
      • Circle size is relative, and is based on the total number of LCA records from a given employer.
      • Zip Codes refer to working sites, which may or may not be the headquarters of H-1B employers.
      • Total number of LCA filings shown on the map may be slightly smaller than the table data below, because DOL's original data often contain blank fields for zip codes (shown as N/A in the table), or have typos in the zip codes.
      • DISCLAIMER: ImmigrationRoad.com is presenting this map to show where American employers assign their H-1B workers. More specifically, how many H1 employees work at a given zip code. Original data are publicly released by the Department of Labor. Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we're NOT responsible in any way, shape or form for any errors in either the original data or during our calculations. The map, and its underlying data, are entirely for illustration purposes only.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where can I see more information of each job, such as salary?

Complete details including employer name, job title, salary, etc. can be found in our H-1B Database here. On the search result page, you can click on the LCA Case Number to see full details of the LCA data.

Why do I have to include an employer name to search?

Because the H-1B database is gigantic. If you leave out the employer name, and just enter a keyword for the job title, say "Software," the search result will contain more than 100,000 records. It takes too much time to process and overloads our servers. For this reason we require an employer name to limit the number of records for display.

Should I type full employer name or keywords only?

Keyword is much better.

The reason is that LCA data entries are handled by many people, so they contain numerous typos, misspellings, abbreviations, etc. For example, Google appears in the database in several different forms: "Google Inc", "Google Inc.", "Google LLC", "Google, LLC", and so on. To make sure you retrieve all records, it's best to just type Google. If fact if you type a couple characters, a drop-down list will appear under the search field, and you can simply select the name that matches what you intend to search.

Are keywords case sensitive?

No. You can type "APPLE" or "Apple", it doesn't matter.

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