H-1B filings

Does Department of Veterans Affairs sponsor H-1B?

Yes, according to public filings. Department of Veterans Affairs filed 8 H-1B labor condition applications in fiscal years 2024-2026, including 1 in fiscal year 2026.

USCIS approved 5 H-1B petitions for this employer in fiscal years 2024-2026.

This page uses public government filings. A filing does not guarantee that the employer will sponsor you. This information is not legal advice.

Status on October 22, 2026: USCIS does not collect the $100,000 payment on new H-1B petitions for workers outside the U.S. while court orders stand. Appeals are pending, so this can change. USCIS H-1B FAQ

Labor condition applications by fiscal year

Fiscal yearFiledCertifiedWorkers
2026111
2025333
2024444

An employer files a labor condition application with the Department of Labor before it files an H-1B petition. A certified application is not an approved visa. The U.S. fiscal year runs from October 1 to September 30.

USCIS decisions on H-1B petitions by fiscal year

Fiscal yearNew: approvedNew: deniedContinuing: approvedContinuing: denied
20260010
20242020

New petitions are for first H-1B employment. Continuing petitions are for extensions and for workers who change employers.

Typical roles and wage ranges

Job titleApplicationsWage range per yearMedian
Physician (Gastroenterology/Hepatology)2$383,695 - $383,695$383,695
Physician Endocrinologist1$262,704 - $262,704$262,704
Physician Hematologist Oncologist1$316,555 - $316,555$316,555
Physician Nephrologist1$268,320 - $268,320$268,320
Physician, Pathologist1$230,000 - $230,000$230,000
Physician - Noninvasive Cardiology1$360,000 - $360,000$360,000
Physician (Nephrologist)1$299,998 - $299,998$299,998

Wages are the rates the employer stated in its applications. Actual pay can differ.

Top locations

LocationApplications
Little Rock, AR8

Sources

Data release 2026q3, built on October 23, 2026.