Actuaries

Historical LCA wage and sponsorship activity · FY2020–FY2025 Q3 · SOC: 15-2011.00

Historical Labor Condition Application (LCA) records, not live job openings or USCIS petition approvals.

Total Filings

746

Average Salary

$129K

LCA Certification

91.0%

Employers in Data

193

LCA Filings by Fiscal Year

Salary by Location

Employers With the Most LCAs

Top Locations

LocationFilingsAvg Salary
New York, NY150$148,216
Chicago, IL70$139,744
Philadelphia, PA39$110,040
Newark, NJ25$137,756
Boston, MA24$118,301
Jersey City, NJ23$129,169
Charlotte, NC21$125,686
San Francisco, CA19$125,236
Houston, TX16$120,500
Atlanta, GA13$101,653

Wage Level Distribution

Salary Range

Minimum$55,000
Average$128,894
Maximum$287,946

Coverage

193 employers
35 states

A certified LCA means the Department of Labor accepted the employer's labor-condition filing. It does not mean USCIS approved an H1B petition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average H1B salary for Actuaries?

The average base wage reported in historical LCAs for Actuaries is $128,894, with observed filings ranging from $55,000 to $287,946.

Which companies sponsor H1B visas for Actuaries?

193 employer names have historical LCAs for Actuaries. The highest-volume employers include ERNST & YOUNG U.S., NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

What is the LCA certification rate for Actuaries?

The DOL LCA certification rate for Actuaries is 91.0% across 746 historical records. This is not a USCIS petition approval rate.