If I'm just claiming my sister is the I-130 just for her?

[Antonio y Olga 1]

I'm a US citizen and I'm applying for my older sister, just her, not her adult children (she is divorced). When the form asks for information on her husband or children do I need to complete that information even though I'm not claiming them? thanks

[Just Paul 4,595]

8 minutes ago, Antonio y Olga said:

I'm a US citizen and I'm applying for my older sister, just her, not her adult children (she is divorced). When the form asks for information on her husband or children do I need to complete that information even though I'm not claiming them? thanks

List the children even if they are not coming.

[Antonio y Olga 1]

2 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

List the children even if they are not coming.

Thanks Paul, so I figure the husband from which she is divorced (which by the way is now a US Citizen married to someone else) must be listed too?  Is there a part on the form then where one indicates who one is claiming?  thanks for your time

[Just Paul 4,595]

3 minutes ago, Antonio y Olga said:

Thanks Paul, so I figure the husband from which she is divorced (which by the way is now a US Citizen married to someone else) must be listed too?  Is there a part on the form then where one indicates who one is claiming?  thanks for your time

Yes list the former spouse.  Part 4 of the form is pretty clear.

 

She is the beneficiary. 

[Boiler 45,707]

Husbands, minor children, who may or may not want to come arises when the visa number is current, not a decision that needs to be made now, just fill the form in truthfully.

[Antonio y Olga 1]

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

Yes list the former spouse.  Part 4 of the form is pretty clear.

 

She is the beneficiary. 

Thanks for your kindness and for taking the time

Just now, Boiler said:

Husbands, minor children, who may or may not want to come arises when the visa number is current, not a decision that needs to be made now, just fill the form in truthfully.

thanks, that makes sense now.