H-1B filings

Does Virginia Department of Energy sponsor H-1B?

Yes, according to public filings. Virginia Department of Energy filed 5 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
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
20261000
20251010
20242000

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
Energy Modeling And Advanced Technology Team Lead1$105,000 - $105,000$105,000
Geologist1$65,000 - $65,000$65,000
Economic Geologist1$79,342 - $79,342$79,342
Research Analyst1$85,000 - $85,000$85,000
Home Energy Rebate Programs Manager1$64,000 - $64,000$64,000

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

Top locations

LocationApplications
Richmond, VA3
Charlottesville, VA2

Sources

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