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H-1B Filing & Petition in New York — #1 City for H-1B Sponsorship

New York employers file H-1B petitions after DOL LCA certification for the NYC metro worksite, then USCIS Form I-129 submission. h1bfiling.com provides flat-fee petition preparation ($2,999) and lottery registration ($999) for Manhattan, Brooklyn, and tri-state worksites.

More H-1B petitions are filed in New York than any U.S. city — 10,760 in FY 2026 Q2. Lawyer-reviewed I-129 filings for NYC metro employers.

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Filing an H-1B transfer in New York?

Change-of-employer guide for HR — timeline, documents, and flat-fee filing.

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We handle every step — H-1B filing in New York

  1. 1

    Create employer account

    We onboard your company for New York, NY sponsorship — sign up, add your profile, and choose lottery or full H-1B filing.

  2. 2

    Start a case & invite candidate

    We manage candidate intake for your New York worksite — send a secure invite and we collect passport, degree, and resume for LCA and petition prep.

  3. 3

    Certify LCA with DOL

    We prepare and file the LCA with correct New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA prevailing wage, SOC code, and worksite. Notice posting and PAF included.

  4. 4

    Prepare Form I-129 petition

    Our immigration lawyers prepare Form I-129, draft the employer support letter, and assemble the evidence packet for your New York worksite — structured to reduce RFE risk.

  5. 5

    Submit to USCIS & track

    We file with USCIS on your behalf. Track receipt notices, RFEs, and approval in your employer dashboard.

The best H-1B filing service for New York employers

New York leads the nation in H-1B volume. Banks, consultancies, media, and tech employers across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Jersey City rely on accurate LCA prevailing wage and I-129 petition workflows.

  • Dedicated immigration lawyer on every petition — not software-only filing
  • Among the highest H-1B approval rates in the industry
  • Workflows designed to reduce RFE risk before USCIS review
  • Flat fees: $999 lottery · $2,999 filing — no surprise hourly bills
  • Secure employer dashboard + candidate document portal
  • LCA, prevailing wage, PAF, and I-129 petition steps tracked in one place

Top industries in New York

  • Investment banking
  • Consulting
  • Media & ad tech
  • Fintech
  • Enterprise SaaS

Most sponsored roles

  1. 1.Software Engineer
  2. 2.Associate
  3. 3.Data Scientist
  4. 4.Financial Analyst
  5. 5.Technology Consultant

New York filing checklist

  • NYC metro prevailing wage levels are among the highest nationally.
  • Multi-worksite employers need accurate LCA coverage for each borough or NJ location.

Flat pricing

Lottery $999 · Filing $2,999

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H-1B filing in New York — FAQ

How do I file an H-1B petition for an employee in New York?

File a certified LCA with the DOL for your New York worksite, then submit Form I-129 to USCIS. On h1bfiling.com, create an employer account, start a case (New York, NY worksite), invite your candidate, and our lawyers prepare the LCA and I-129 petition — flat fee $2,999.

What is the difference between H-1B filing and an H-1B petition in New York?

"H-1B filing" is the full process: LCA certification, Form I-129 petition assembly, and USCIS submission. The petition (I-129) is the formal request to USCIS. h1bfiling.com handles both for New York employers in one workflow.

How long does an H-1B petition take for New York employers?

LCA certification typically takes 7–14 days (longer if flagged). USCIS I-129 processing varies by service center and premium processing. Most New York employers complete document collection and LCA prep in 2–4 weeks on h1bfiling.com before USCIS submission.

Can I transfer an H-1B employee to my New York worksite?

Yes. Change-of-employer H-1B transfers require a new LCA for your New York location and a new I-129 petition. Candidates already in H-1B status skip the lottery. AC21 porting may apply upon USCIS receipt.

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