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Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks

SOC Code: 43-9041.00

The DOL disclosure extract lists 3 H-1B LCA filings for Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks from 3 employer filers, with a 66.7% DOL certification rate and an average listed offered wage of $49,815. The highest-volume worksite state is IN with 1 filings. The highest-volume filer is Exceed Insurance Agency Inc.. These filings are not USCIS petition approvals or visa outcomes.

Where this occupation sits in the corpus. By disclosed LCA volume, Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks ranks #955 of 1,219 occupational codes in the current PlainVisa dataset, placing it in the top 79% by filings. This is a corpus-relative rank computed from the same FY2023–FY2026 DOL disclosure snapshot as this profile, not a measure of job quality, worker demand, or visa approval odds.

Where LCA filings are recorded for Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks. The highest-volume employer filer is Exceed Insurance Agency Inc. with 1 filings at an average listed offered wage of $50,000, followed by Insurox Group Inc, Xl Global Services, INC.. Geographically, IN leads with 1 filings (average listed wage $50,000), followed by NJ, NY. These distributions describe DOL filing records only; they do not measure labor-market demand, confirmed sponsorship, hiring, or visa outcomes.

3
LCA filings
3
Employers
$49,815
Avg. Salary
66.7%
Certified

Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks H-1B LCA Filings by State

Geographic distribution of H-1B LCA filings for this occupation

IN
1 filings
$50,000
NJ
1 filings
$37,440
NY
1 filings
$62,005

About This Data

Labor Condition Application (LCA) filing data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) disclosure files. Data covers fiscal years 2023 through 2026. Salary figures reflect amounts listed on LCA filings, not actual compensation paid or USCIS petition outcomes.

Data sourced from U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosure filings. See our methodology for details.

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