Waiting for I-130 approval...My husband visiting US for my delivery... (F2A)

[irsh]

My PD is Feb 2014...My husband is in UK in a student visa..He has a visiting visa to US..He will be visiting US for my baby's delivery in DECEMBER.. He will stay with me in US for 3 -4 months and then move to his native country
(Not to UK)....
Question : Hopefully within this gap my I -130 will be approved. .. So if the NVC asks a police report for him, from which country do I have to get it?? UK or Native Country???
Is it safe for him to come here while I -130 is on process??? Will it be affected??

[rayb]

If being processed for an immigrant visa abroad, your husband will have to provide police clearances for any country in which he has lived or worked for at least 6 months, unless clearances are not accepted from that country or unavailable to him (some countries won't issue clearances to non-citizens once they leave that country).

Given a preexisting I-130, your husband could be barred entry with a visitor visa once they are aware he is married to a U.S. citizen and has a petition in process mode.

--Ray B

My PD is Feb 2014...My husband is in UK in a student visa..He has a visiting visa to US..He will be visiting US for my baby's delivery in DECEMBER.. He will stay with me in US for 3 -4 months and then move to his native country
(Not to UK)....
Question : Hopefully within this gap my I -130 will be approved. .. So if the NVC asks a police report for him, from which country do I have to get it?? UK or Native Country???
Is it safe for him to come here while I -130 is on process??? Will it be affected??

[irsh]

My husband got his visiting visa after I (permanent resident) applied the I-130 for him.

During the interview for his visiting visa in UK, he told the officer ( the officer who interviewed) that he is in the process of I-130....Still after knowing about this, the visa was issued...
So will he be barred during the entry to US???
He has no intention of overstaying...

[rayb]

A bar from entry because of a preexisting immigrant visa is not a certain consequence. But it is a risk.

--ray B

My husband got his visiting visa after I (permanent resident) applied the I-130 for him.

During the interview for his visiting visa in UK, he told the officer ( the officer who interviewed) that he is in the process of I-130....Still after knowing about this, the visa was issued...
So will he be barred during the entry to US???
He has no intention of overstaying...