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See whether an employer is on United States's USCIS H-1B data + DOL foreign-labor certifications (PERM/H-2A/H-2B), before you trust a job offer or pay anyone.
Type an employer's name to check whether they are on United States's USCIS H-1B data + DOL foreign-labor certifications (PERM/H-2A/H-2B). A legitimate sponsor should never charge you for a job or a sponsorship document, if someone asks you to pay for a job offer, treat it as a warning sign. Data comes from the official source.
Search the employer's name above against the official government register. If the employer is not on the register, it cannot legally sponsor a work visa, and any offer of visa sponsorship from it should be treated as a warning sign. Daa-e checks United States's USCIS H-1B data + DOL foreign-labor certifications (PERM/H-2A/H-2B) and links you to the official source for every result.
No. A legitimate sponsor never charges you for a job or for a Certificate of Sponsorship. Being asked to pay upfront, sometimes thousands, for sponsorship or a CoS is one of the clearest signs of a scam. Pay institutions and official government fees directly, never an agent for the sponsorship itself.
A Certificate of Sponsorship scam is when a fake or unlicensed agent takes money to arrange a work visa, then delivers a document from an employer that is not on the register, or no document at all. The safest check is confirming the employer is a licensed sponsor and that the real employer, not a middleman, issued the offer.