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State University of New York at Cortland: green card (PERM) sponsorship

State University of New York at Cortland filed 8 PERM labor certification applications decided in fiscal years 2024–2026; certified: 8. Median offered salary $61,000; median time from filing to certification: 504 days.

PERM applications8
Certified8
Median offered salary$61,000
Median days to certification504
Already working for the employer100%
Employees (as filed)1,350
In business since1868
Employer addressCortland, NY

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Job titles

Job titlePERM applicationsMedian salary
Assistant Professor - Physical Education3$61,000
Assistant Professor - Sport Management1$59,000
Assistant Professor, Psychology1$64,000
Assistant Professor, Economics - Finance & Business Ethics1$82,000
Assistant Professor - English - Global Anglophone Modernisms1$61,000
Assistant Professor - Advertising1$59,740

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Job titleBase salaryLocationSubmittedDecidedStatusDays
Assistant Professor - Physical Education$61,000Cortland, NYOct 21, 2024Mar 6, 2026Certified501
Assistant Professor - Physical Education$61,000Cortland, NYOct 21, 2024Mar 6, 2026Certified501
Assistant Professor - Advertising$59,740Cortland, NYOct 21, 2024Mar 6, 2026Certified501
Assistant Professor - Physical Education$61,000Cortland, NYOct 21, 2024Mar 6, 2026Certified501
Assistant Professor - English - Global Anglophone Modernisms$61,000Cortland, NYOct 7, 2024Mar 3, 2026Certified512
Assistant Professor, Economics - Finance & Business Ethics$82,000Cortland, NYOct 7, 2024Mar 3, 2026Certified512
Assistant Professor, Psychology$64,000Cortland, NYOct 7, 2024Mar 3, 2026Certified512
Assistant Professor - Sport Management$59,000Cortland, NYJan 12, 2024Jun 2, 2025Certified507

Salaries are the lower end of the wage offered on each application, converted to a yearly amount; statistics use certified full-time applications. PERM certification is one step toward a green card; USCIS decides the petition. Not legal advice. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC PERM Disclosure Data, fiscal years 2024–2026 (latest decision Jun 30, 2026).