need urgent help in I-130 (F4) visa

[hn05]

posting on behalf of a close freind. she needs help

" My husband's sister applied for US visa of my husband through I-130 (F4) in 2010(if i m not wrong). we have 4 children. and married since 2015. we live in sialkot (pakistan).
I am not sure whether names of my children and i have been included in the application or not.
in 2016 she also submitted pictures of her and her brother as proof to visa office in usa.
plz tell me is there any way to get any idea about inclusion of our children and my name in the visa application.
her sister said in 2016 that now it will take 5 years to approve the application finally.
they say that proofs of marriage and children birth certifictaes need to be provided when visa approval reaches in Pakistan office. Is it TRUE?"

[hn05]

plz reply someone
please

[newacct]

posting on behalf of a close freind. she needs help

" My husband's sister applied for US visa of my husband through I-130 (F4) in 2010(if i m not wrong). we have 4 children. and married since 2015. we live in sialkot (pakistan).
I am not sure whether names of my children and i have been included in the application or not.
in 2016 she also submitted pictures of her and her brother as proof to visa office in usa.
plz tell me is there any way to get any idea about inclusion of our children and my name in the visa application.
her sister said in 2016 that now it will take 5 years to approve the application finally.
they say that proofs of marriage and children birth certifictaes need to be provided when visa approval reaches in Pakistan office. Is it TRUE?"

Your husband's sister can only petition your husband. The petition is only for establishing the sibling relationship. You and the children are not involved in this stage except that the I-130 form asks for the names of the spouse and children at the time the form is filed. Note that the spouse and children can change between the filing of the petition and when he immigrates, so someone doesn't necessarily need to be on the original petition to immigrate as his derivative beneficiary. The spouse and children he has at the time he immigrates can immigrate as derivative beneficiaries. The proof of marriage and the children's birth certificates should only be needed at that stage.