H-1B sponsor record · FY2026 Q2 (Oct 2025 – Mar 2026 decisions)
eBay H-1B LCA disclosure data: FY2026 Q2
Sponsorship promises are cheap; filings are on the record. Below is eBay Inc.'s H-1B Labor Condition Application activity from the FY2026 Q2 Department of Labor disclosure — decisions from October 2025 through March 2026 — including the wage levels that now drive lottery odds.
How to find eBay in LCA_Disclosure_Data_FY2026_Q2
This is an employer summary of the FY2026 Q2 disclosure, covering October 1, 2025 through March 31, 2026. It is not the full DOL workbook or a full-year total. For official files and record layouts, use the DOL foreign labor performance data page. That page may list a later release; use the Q2 cutoff when comparing with the figures below.
- Filter VISA_CLASS to H-1B and EMPLOYER_NAME to eBay Inc..
- For this summary's certified count, include CASE_STATUS values beginning with Certified. Count filings separately from TOTAL_WORKER_POSITIONS.
- Compare SOC_TITLE and WORKSITE_STATE for roles and locations; PW_WAGE_LEVEL holds the reported wage level where available.
- The base-wage summary uses WAGE_RATE_OF_PAY_FROM, annualized with WAGE_UNIT_OF_PAY. It excludes equity and bonuses and does not represent total compensation or a guaranteed offer.
Read the filing count separately from the number of people hired.
The FY2026 record so far
Wage-level mix
| OFLC level | Share of certified filings | Lottery entries (2026 rule) |
|---|---|---|
| Level I | 4.5% | ×1 |
| Level II | 23.3% | ×2 |
| Level III | 34.3% | ×3 |
| Level IV | 37.9% | ×4 |
Where and what eBay files
Top occupations on certified filings:
- Software Developers — 311 filings
- Computer and Information Systems Managers — 51 filings
- Project Management Specialists — 25 filings
- Data Scientists — 17 filings
- Information Technology Project Managers — 13 filings
Top worksite states
- CA — 295 filings
- TX — 108 filings
- WA — 34 filings
- NY — 18 filings
- OR — 17 filings
Wage and wage-level figures come from the DOL OFLC LCA Disclosure Data, FY2026 Q2 (H-1B only) public release (FY2026 Q2 (Oct 2025 – Mar 2026 decisions)). LCA filings are wage attestations filed with the Department of Labor — they are not petitions, lottery selections, or hires, and one filing can cover multiple positions. Projected lottery selection rates come from the DHS weighted-selection final rule analysis and are illustrative, not a guarantee.
Holding an offer from eBay?
The company average does not decide your case — your offer's wage level does. Request a free H-1B Offer Brief to see the estimated level for your salary, role, and metro, your weighted-lottery entries, and how the number compares with what eBay filed for similar roles.
Common questions
What does LCA_Disclosure_Data_FY2026_Q2 cover for eBay?
This page summarizes the H-1B records for eBay Inc. in the DOL FY2026 Q2 disclosure, covering decisions from October 1, 2025 through March 31, 2026. It contains 495 certified filings for this employer. Q2 is the release cutoff, not just the January–March quarter, and this is not a full-year 2026 total.
Are eBay's certified LCAs the number of people hired?
No. An LCA is a wage attestation, not a visa approval or a hire. One filing can cover multiple worker positions. The filing count cannot tell you how many people joined eBay or whether a specific job is open today.
Is eBay sponsoring H-1B workers in 2026?
Public DOL disclosures show eBay Inc. with 495 certified H-1B LCA filings decided between October 2025 and March 2026. Filings are wage attestations, not petitions or hires, but they are the clearest public signal that an employer's H-1B pipeline is active.
What does eBay pay on H-1B filings?
Across FY2026 Q1–Q2 filings with usable wage data (495 records), the median offered base was $193,380, with the middle half between $167,905 and $218,904. Base wage only — LCA data never includes equity or bonus.
How do eBay offers score in the weighted lottery?
72% of eBay's FY2026 filings were at wage Levels III–IV, which carry 3–4 lottery entries under the 2026 weighted-selection rule, while 4.5% were at Level I (one entry). The wage level of your specific offer — not the company average — is what sets your odds.