Diocese of Raleigh H-1B wage filings

Raleigh, NC. Last filed in fiscal 2025. Figures cover every filing since fiscal 2020; none in the latest 12 months reach five.

Diocese of Raleigh filed 6 wage applications for H-1B and similar visas from fiscal 2020 to fiscal 2025. The median wage it offered was $43,940, 0.8% above the government's prevailing wage for the same jobs. Its most-filed job was Parochial Vicar (4 filings, median $39,780).

Filings since FY2020
6
Positions covered
6
Certified
100.0%
Job titles
3
Worksite cities
6
Last filed
FY2025

Offered wage since 2020

Diocese of Raleigh made 6 filings across 5 fiscal years since 2020, too few in most years to track the wage year by year. Its busiest full year was fiscal 2021, with 2 filings.

Fiscal years run October to September.

Diocese of Raleigh by fiscal year

Fiscal yearFilingsMedian offeredvs year beforeMedian prevailingvs prevailing
20251n/an/an/an/a
20240n/an/an/an/a
20231n/an/an/an/a
20221n/an/an/an/a
20212n/an/an/an/a
20201n/an/an/an/a

Offered wage by job title

Middle half of offered wagesMedian offered wageMedian prevailing wage

Job titleFilingsMedian offeredOffered range and prevailing wagevs prevailing
Parochial Vicar4$39,780+3.9%
Administrator (Priest)1$46,363at the minimum
Pastor and Rector1$48,452+1.7%

Where the jobs are

WorksiteFilingsMedian offered
Cary, NC1$46,991
Fayetteville, NC1$41,517
Jacksonville, NC1$38,043
Raleigh, NC1$36,421
Roanoke Rapids, NC1$46,363
Wilmington, NC1$48,452

By visa type: 6 H-1B. By outcome: 6 certified.

Seniority of the jobs filed

Level I, entry83%
Level II, qualified17%
Level III, experienced0%
Level IV, fully competent0%

The government assigns each job one of four wage levels. A higher level means a higher legal minimum.

What these numbers are

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC disclosure data. How we clean and count it.

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