H-1B Visa Insurance Producer Jobs

Insurance Producer jobs at H-1B visa-sponsoring employers typically require a bachelor's degree in finance, business, or a related field, which supports a specialty occupation classification. Sponsoring employers file a certified LCA and an I-129 petition before your start date, and your H-1B status covers up to three years, extendable to six.

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Overview

Open Jobs121+
Work Type87% On-site
Top LocationSanta Ana, CA
Most JobsFarmers Insurance Group

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Insurance Producer
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Insurance Producer
Farmers Insurance Group
Pomona, California
Sales
Customer Service & Support
Inside Sales
On-Site
None
10,000+

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Licensed Insurance Producer
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Licensed Insurance Producer
Plymouth Rock Assurance
Woodbridge, New Jersey
Sales
Customer Service & Support
Inside Sales
Customer Service
$52k - $58k/yr
On-Site
None
1,001-5,000

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Licensed Insurance Producer
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Licensed Insurance Producer
American Family Insurance
Strafford, Missouri
Sales
Customer Service & Support
Partnerships & Business Development
$36k - $80k/yr
On-Site
None
5,001-10,000

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Insurance Sales Producer
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Insurance Sales Producer
Goosehead Insurance - Verma Agency
Houston, Texas
Sales
Partnerships & Business Development
Customer Service & Support
Inside Sales
Business Development
$36k - $200k/yr
On-Site
None

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Licensed Insurance Producer
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Licensed Insurance Producer
RSG
Freeport, New York
Sales
Customer Service & Support
$35k - $80k/yr
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Tips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship as an Insurance Producer

Verify your state licensing requirements early

Each state requires a separate insurance producer license before you can legally sell policies. Start your pre-licensing coursework and state exam well before your H-1B start date so licensing delays don't create a gap between your I-129 approval and your first day.

Search LCA data for active sponsors

Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up certified LCAs under SOC code 41-3021 for insurance sales agents. Employers with recent certifications are actively hiring for H-1B-eligible roles, giving you a shortlist of proven sponsors before you apply.

Find verified sponsors on Migrate Mate

Target employers with confirmed H-1B LCA filing history for insurance roles by searching Migrate Mate. Its database surfaces companies that have sponsored the occupation before, so you spend your time on employers already familiar with the process.

Align your degree to the role's duties

An Insurance Producer role qualifies as a specialty occupation when the employer documents that a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, risk management, or a related field is a minimum requirement. Ask hiring managers how they frame the position in the LCA job description before accepting an offer.

Confirm each worksite gets its own LCA

If you work from multiple office locations or serve clients at different sites, USCIS requires a separately certified LCA for each worksite address. Raise this with your employer before the I-129 is filed to avoid a status issue after approval.

Account for H-1B timing when negotiating start dates

H-1B status can begin as early as October 1 for cap-subject petitions, and the cap selection rules have changed recently. Build this timeline into your offer negotiation so your employer files the I-129 with enough lead time for USCIS processing.

H-1B Visa Insurance Producer: Frequently Asked Questions

Does an Insurance Producer role qualify as an H-1B specialty occupation?

It qualifies when the employer structures the position to require at least a bachelor's degree in a directly related field such as finance, economics, risk management, or business. Roles focused on degree-level analysis, product structuring, or client risk assessment typically meet the specialty occupation standard. Purely sales-driven positions without a degree requirement in a specific field can face USCIS scrutiny, so the job description and LCA duties statement matter.

Which insurance employers commonly sponsor H-1B visas for producers?

Large national carriers, regional insurers, and financial services holding companies with dedicated insurance divisions are the most active sponsors for this occupation. Brokerage firms that place complex commercial or specialty lines policies also file LCAs for producer roles. You can confirm which employers have active LCA certifications for insurance sales by searching Migrate Mate before you apply.

How does state licensing interact with H-1B timing?

Your H-1B petition can be approved before you hold a state insurance producer license, but most employers won't let you start work without it. Some states process license applications in a few weeks while others take longer. Plan to sit your state exam and clear any background check requirements well before your USCIS-approved start date to avoid being unable to work once your status is active.

What prevailing wage level applies to H-1B Insurance Producer roles?

DOL assigns a prevailing wage based on the SOC code, geographic area, and wage level selected by the employer. Insurance producer roles certified under SOC 41-3021 or related financial sales codes typically fall at Level I or Level II depending on experience and supervisory duties. Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up the wage for your specific metro area before evaluating an offer, since the LCA-certified wage becomes your minimum guaranteed pay.

Can my employer sponsor me if I work across multiple states or locations?

Yes, but each worksite address requires its own certified LCA from DOL before you can work there. If your role involves serving clients in field offices, branch locations, or states beyond your primary office, your employer must file separate LCAs for each. This is a common compliance gap for insurance roles with regional territory coverage, so confirm the full scope of your worksite assignments with HR during the offer process.