H1B Report
Side-by-side comparison

Microsoft Corporation vs San Francisco State University

A direct H-1B sponsorship comparison built from the same DOL Labor Condition Application data that drives every page on H1B Report. Total filings, outcome rates, top occupations and yearly demand side-by-side.

Entity A
Microsoft Corporation
WARank #5FEIN 91-1144442
Entity B
San Francisco State University
CARank #FEIN 93-1137247

Key metrics

All percentages are share of total LCAs filed by each sponsor.

MetricMicrosoft CorporationSan Francisco State University
Total filings72,912314
Certified %94.30%90.76%
Denied %0.15%3.50%
Withdrawn %0.69%2.23%
Cert-withdrawn %4.85%3.50%
Rank#5
Active yearsFY2010–FY2026FY2010–FY2026
Worksite stateWACA

Outcomes — Microsoft Corporation

DOL case-status mix.

Outcome breakdown: Certified 94.3%, Cert-withdrawn 4.9%, Withdrawn 0.7%, Denied 0.2%
Outcome breakdown
OutcomeShare
Certified94.3%
Cert-withdrawn4.9%
Withdrawn0.7%
Denied0.2%
Certified94.3%
Cert-withdrawn4.9%
Withdrawn0.7%
Denied0.2%

Outcomes — San Francisco State University

DOL case-status mix.

Outcome breakdown: Certified 90.8%, Cert-withdrawn 3.5%, Withdrawn 2.2%, Denied 3.5%
Outcome breakdown
OutcomeShare
Certified90.8%
Cert-withdrawn3.5%
Withdrawn2.2%
Denied3.5%
Certified90.8%
Cert-withdrawn3.5%
Withdrawn2.2%
Denied3.5%

Yearly filing volume

Year-over-year H-1B demand for each sponsor.

Microsoft Corporation
Time series: 17 points from FY2010 to FY2026
Time series
PeriodValue
FY20104,407
FY20114,184
FY20124,005
FY20133,832
FY20143,674
FY20154,476
FY20164,919
FY20174,884
FY20185,457
FY20196,000
FY202051
FY2021110
FY2022150
FY20232,791
FY20249,492
FY20259,362
FY20265,118
San Francisco State University
Time series: 17 points from FY2010 to FY2026
Time series
PeriodValue
FY201031
FY20118
FY201228
FY201326
FY201411
FY201536
FY201626
FY201728
FY201839
FY201952
FY20200
FY20210
FY20220
FY20230
FY202411
FY20259
FY20269

Top 5 occupations — Microsoft Corporation

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