🟒 PERM GREEN CARD DATA · #14 NATIONALLY

Ohio H-1B Green Card (PERM) Sponsorship 2026

Employers with a worksite in Ohio filed 31,821 PERM (ETA-9089) labor certifications in DOL disclosure data (FY2007–2026) β€” 1.9% of all US PERM filings, ranking Ohio #14 nationally. PERM is the green-card process, a separate DOL filing from H-1B LCA data.

31,821
Total PERM Filings
28,609
Certified
89.9%
Certification Rate
$77K
Median Offered Wage

PERM Case Outcomes β€” Ohio

OutcomeFilingsShare
Certified28,60989.9%
Denied1,6865.3%
Withdrawn1,5264.8%

Counts across FY2007–2026. Remaining filings are cases in other or pending statuses.

Top PERM Worksite Cities in Ohio

CityPERM FilingsCertifiedMedian Wage
Columbus4,8724,499$94K
Cincinnati4,4284,001$47K
Dublin2,8602,686$97K
Cleveland2,0121,858$99K
Dayton1,2701,097$78K
Winesburg1,2101,033$29K
Fairfield647493$20K
Akron534455$85K
Mason521491$103K
Kidron495488$26K
Lewis Center383359$89K
Toledo361315$75K

Ranked by total PERM filing volume. Linked cities have a full city-level breakdown.

PERM vs. H-1B β€” What's the Difference?

PERM (ETA-9089) is the labor certification an employer must obtain from the Department of Labor before filing an employment-based green card petition (I-140). It's the first formal step toward permanent residence.

An H-1B Labor Condition Application (LCA) is a different filing for temporary work authorization. A company can file heavily in one and rarely in the other, so Ohio's PERM volume here is not a restatement of its H-1B volume β€” check both separately.

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PERM filing data aggregated from DOL PERM disclosure files (FY2007–2026), filtered to filings with a reported Ohio worksite. Median wage computed across certified filings with usable annual-wage data between $10K and $5M. National share and rank computed across all 51 US states and DC.