USCIS has refreshed its H-1B Employer Data Hub with FY 2027 Quarter 1 data (October–December 2026), and Amazon.com Services LLC sits at the top with 9,337 approved beneficiaries. It's a data release, not a policy change, but it shows which employers are getting the most H-1B approvals right now.

Key Points

  • What: USCIS updated its H-1B Employer Data Hub with FY 2027 Q1 approval data for the top 100 employers.
  • Who: H-1B workers, F-1 students and OPT holders researching sponsors, and employers.
  • When: Data covers October–December 2026; the update was published October 23, 2026.
  • Impact: Shows which employers received the most H-1B approvals this quarter; it does not change any rules.

The top 10

The 10 employers with the most beneficiaries approved:

  1. Amazon.com Services LLC: 9,337
  2. Tata Consultancy Services Limited: 4,450
  3. Infosys Limited: 4,113
  4. Apple Inc: 3,879
  5. Microsoft Corporation: 3,688
  6. Cognizant Technology Solutions US Corp: 3,510
  7. Google LLC: 3,180
  8. Meta Platforms Inc: 2,563
  9. JPMorgan Chase and Co: 2,112
  10. Oracle America Inc: 1,716

Across the top 100 employers, total approvals come to 90,543. The list ends at Deloitte Tax LLP with 240.

Other notable details

  • Several Amazon entities appear separately: Amazon Development Center U S Inc (1,654), Amazon Web Services Inc (1,435) and Amazon Data Services Inc (568). The hub lists them as separate employers, so the combined Amazon total is higher than the top-line figure.
  • Universities and health systems also make the list, including Stanford (304), University of Michigan (280) and Mayo Clinic (276).
  • OpenAI OpCo LLC appears at 304 approvals.
  • Some names show up twice under slightly different spellings, for example Capgemini America Inc (1,074) and CAPGEMINI AMERICA, INC. (537).

What Remains Unclear

The supplied source text is a ranked list only. It does not break down new hires versus continuing employment, cap-subject versus cap-exempt petitions, or compare against prior quarters. The excerpt provided is marked incomplete, so treat the figures as a snapshot rather than a full picture of any employer's H-1B activity.