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Entering US on Immigration Visa, then leave again

I am a US citizen living with my husband in his home country right now. I had applied for family based green card for him and he received his immigrant visa earlier this year, and it expires in November. We had originally planned to return to the United States in the beginning of November before it expires. However due to a sudden change of his work, he might need to return to his home country again, most likely before he is able to receive his green card (which I understand would take a couple of months to arrive after we return to the US).

I am trying to find out: 1. Is my husband allowed to leave the US before he can receive his green card? 2. Is there a minimum time requirement of how long he has to stay in the US before he is allowed to leave? 3. For example, if he only stays in the US for a few days in November,, then return to his home country to finish his work, then return to US again in December, would this be allowed? 4. Do I need to travel with him?

Thank you for any advice.

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