Cornell University

Cornell University

Sponsors H-1B

Does Cornell University sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes — Cornell University sponsors H-1B visas. Public Department of Labor records show 117 certified LCAs in the last 12 months.

University · Cap-Exempt
Certified LCAs · 12 mo

117

Certified LCAs · 3 yr

123

Open US roles

0

Workforce signal

No Recent Layoffs

No layoff events reported in the last 12 months

Based on public DOL WARN filings and reported layoff events. How we measure this.

Cornell University H-1B sponsorship FAQ

Does Cornell University sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes — Cornell University sponsors H-1B visas. Public Department of Labor records show 117 certified LCAs in the last 12 months.

How many H-1B / LCA petitions has Cornell University filed?

Cornell University has 117 certified LCA filings in the last 12 months and 123 over the last 3 years, based on U.S. Department of Labor disclosure data.

Is Cornell University hiring right now?

We're not tracking open US roles at Cornell University at the moment — set an alert to be notified the moment one is posted.

Does sponsoring H-1B mean Cornell University will sponsor me?

Not automatically. Sponsorship is decided per role and candidate. A history of certified LCAs means the company has the legal process in place and has done it before — a strong signal, but always confirm for the specific job.

Based on U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosure data and Hireoven's live job index. Sponsorship is decided per role and candidate; always confirm for the specific position. Last reviewed 2026.