Historians

Historical LCA wage and sponsorship activity · FY2020–FY2025 Q3 · SOC: 19-3093.00

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

Total Filings

35

Average Salary

$66K

LCA Certification

83.0%

Employers in Data

31

LCA Filings by Fiscal Year

Salary by Location

Employers With the Most LCAs

Top Locations

LocationFilingsAvg Salary
New York, NY9$62,435
Los Angeles, CA3$55,869
Berkeley, CA3$80,017
Cambridge, MA2$90,800
Boston, MA2$78,690
Salt Lake City, UT2$73,000
Plano, TX2$55,000
New Haven, CT1$76,222
Newark, DE1$48,000
Richmond, VA1$70,000

Wage Level Distribution

Salary Range

Minimum$34,999
Average$66,446
Maximum$110,000

Coverage

31 employers
12 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 Historians?

The average base wage reported in historical LCAs for Historians is $66,446, with observed filings ranging from $34,999 to $110,000.

Which companies sponsor H1B visas for Historians?

31 employer names have historical LCAs for Historians. The highest-volume employers include UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

What is the LCA certification rate for Historians?

The DOL LCA certification rate for Historians is 83.0% across 35 historical records. This is not a USCIS petition approval rate.