Nothing on IteraPoint is estimated or invented. Every figure traces back to a federal filing published by USCIS or the Department of Labor. The AI layer explains what the database already proved, it does not generate the numbers themselves.
Employer Data Hub filings: new-case approvals and denials by fiscal year, employer, and state. Renewals and amendments to an existing petition are not counted.
Labor Condition Applications (ETA-9035) filed ahead of H-1B petitions, job title, wage offered, worksite, employer, and law firm, one file per fiscal year.
Government wage levels (1 through 4) by occupation and geographic area, published each filing cycle. Used for the Wages lookup on this site.
H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, F-1 student, green card, and general policy changes, pulled directly from federalregister.gov and added automatically as new items are published.
Official USCIS Policy Manual alerts and technical updates, the source for EB-1, EB-2, EB-4, and EB-5 green card category changes shown in Immigration Updates.
Counts new-case petitions only, someone getting this visa for the first time. Renewals, extensions, and amendments to an existing petition are not included, so this is a floor on a company's real sponsorship activity, not the full total.
A Labor Condition Application with a final status of exactly "Certified." A filing later withdrawn after being certified counts toward the total filings shown, but not toward the certified count or certification rate.
Data is refreshed on a yearly basis, when the government publishes each fiscal year's complete file.
Raw government filings list employer names exactly as typed on each application, inconsistently. Before any number reaches this site, filings are matched to one canonical employer record, so searching "Microsoft" finds every filing regardless of how it was originally spelled.
Historical filing activity, who filed, how many, approved or denied, at what wage.
Patterns in the data are informational. They don't determine the outcome of any individual case.
Data updates on a yearly basis, when the government publishes each fiscal year's complete file, not continuously.
This site shows patterns in public data. For advice on your specific situation, speak with the attorneys at Waypoint Immigration USA.