H1B Report
Side-by-side comparison

Microsoft Corporation vs Stanford Health Care

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
Stanford Health Care
CARank #FEIN 94-6174066

Key metrics

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

MetricMicrosoft CorporationStanford Health Care
Total filings72,912613
Certified %94.30%87.77%
Denied %0.15%1.14%
Withdrawn %0.69%4.24%
Cert-withdrawn %4.85%6.85%
Rank#5
Active yearsFY2010–FY2026FY2014–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Outcome breakdown: Certified 94.3%, Cert-withdrawn 4.9%, Withdrawn 0.7%, Denied 0.2%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 — Stanford Health Care

DOL case-status mix.

Outcome breakdown: Certified 87.8%, Cert-withdrawn 6.9%, Withdrawn 4.2%, Denied 1.1%
Outcome breakdown
OutcomeShare
Certified87.8%
Cert-withdrawn6.9%
Withdrawn4.2%
Denied1.1%
Certified87.8%
Cert-withdrawn6.9%
Withdrawn4.2%
Denied1.1%

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
Stanford Health Care
Time series: 17 points from FY2010 to FY2026
Time series
PeriodValue
FY20100
FY20110
FY20120
FY20130
FY20141
FY20157
FY201666
FY2017111
FY201863
FY201949
FY202012
FY202110
FY202210
FY202337
FY202478
FY2025105
FY202664

Top 5 occupations — Microsoft Corporation

Top 5 occupations — Stanford Health Care

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