He can only file an I-130 for his sister, provided he is a US citizen. The spouse and minor children will be derivative beneficiaries; no I-130 needed.
If no I-130 was filed, then no. Best thing is for her to file for an I-130 under FB2B, and for you to file for your brother under FB4 to preserve the priority date if he marries.
Yes, but it won't be a visa stamp. It will just be a copy of the same stamp on the I-94.
She just gets an I-94. For re-entry, she needs a copy of your I-797, a copy of the marriage certificate and a copy of your I-94.
She needs to file an I-539 extending her H-4 status. It should be filed...
If the original H-1B was not cap exempt and you have not been outside the US for a year, you can claim cap exemption on your new H1B. I'd also ask the employer to start the GC process if your plans are to remain in the US long-term.
This could be interesting. If CBP processed the I-94 they will consider her out of the US, which means that the I-485 will be denied - they will assume she is no longer physically present, or she entered without inspection.
If he's legally in the US and eligible, then he can file an Folllow-To-Join AOS once the mother enters the US, or he can appear at the interview in India. How old is he?
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