US government public database that shows which companies are hiring H-1B visa The employee is offline, and important search tools and recent data are missing.The H-1B Employer Data Hub was run by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and was used to analyze companies participating in the visa program.The site previously allowed users to search for H-1B petitioners by fiscal year, employer name, location and industry classification code. It also features an interactive map showing the concentration of H-1B employers across the US. Those search functions are now disabled, and the map interface has disappeared. Additionally, downloadable datasets for fiscal years 2024, 2025, and 2026 are missing. The pages that once offered these files are now labeled “Archived Content”, although they also show a “Last Reviewed/Updated” date of 07/01/2025. It is unclear when the files were stored and whether it is linked to technical issues.

When will it be back online?

A USCIS spokesperson told The Dallas Express via email, “We are aware that our various USCIS employer data hubs are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Our team is actively working to resolve the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to restore normal service.”The H-1B Employer Data Hub was launched to improve public access to information about the H-1B program. In a 2019 announcement, USCIS said the hub would allow the public to “search for H-1B petitioners by fiscal year (prior to FY 2009), NAICS code, employer name, city, state, or ZIP code”, allowing users to calculate approval and denial rates and identify which employers were using the visa program.USCIS said at the time that the purpose of the hub was to expand transparency around employment-based visa programs. On Facebook in 2019, the agency posted, “We have launched an H-1B Employer Data Hub to give you information about employers who are petitioning for H-1B workers. The Data Hub is part of our ongoing effort to increase transparency in employment-based visa programs.The disappearance of the hub’s functionality follows a report by The Dallas Express that examined which companies across Texas employ the most H-1B workers. Those reports analyzed concentrations of H-1B workers in major cities and identified employers responsible for the largest number of visa petitions.The H-1B program allows US employers to temporarily hire high-skilled foreign workers for roles such as technology and defense. Most of the visa programs are used by Indians and Chinese.