Does filling I-130 F4 affect H-1B petition later?

It will take years till your 44th pref case will get you residence and if you need temporary approvals in the meantime the case may hurt your chances of proving that you do not intend to be a permanent resident.

An I-130 will not impact a future H-1b petition. H-1b's do not require a showing of non-immigrant intent to be issued.

More importantly, it will take many years for the I-130 to become current and while an H-1B can have dual intent, it may later affect a B2 Visa. Your sibling should do a PERM. *PERM Labor Certification* A Labor Certification is an application filed by your future employer. Labor Certification is now known as PERM and moves through the system much faster than before. In fact, if everything goes smoothly, after filing the Labor Certification, it could take only 60 days. This is years faster than before. It is an offer of employment that will allow you to work for that employer when you get your Green Card. My office prepares the paperwork and application and then sends it out for signature to you and your employer. We guide both of you through the entire process so that you will never wonder what to do next. Please note that even though the Labor Certification process is much faster, that it is still taking years for the visa number to become current.

It should not affect it since H-1B is dual intent visa.

No, being the beneficiary of an I-130 does not compromise eligibility for H-1B status as it allows for dual intent.

It will not affect the H-1B as that nonimmigrant visa category is a dual intent visa. But please note that the FB-4 priority dates are very long and it will be difficult to keep in H-1B status the entire time.

No impact what so ever.

The filing of an I-130 will not affect a future application for H1B because that is one of the few nonimmigrant visas that permit dual intent.