Problem with my Fiance's I-94 form (could use advice)

[ADAngel 40]

Sorry for posting so much this week, I'm just trying to file this as quickly as possible but I don't want to make any oversights that might jeopardize our application either. 

 

I have a quick question about my Fiance's I-94 for the I-129F. I live in Michigan so when I fly anywhere I fly in/out of Toronto since it's much cheaper, and he did the same when he came for my graduation. However, he flew United and had a layover in New Jersey on the way back. At the airport he went through USA pre- check in Toronto where he got an "entrance" stamp on his passport despite not actually being back in the US, its supposed to make the process quicker. Long story short his flight was delayed 4+ hours and they ended up giving him a direct flight from Toronto since he had already missed his connection. So he has an entrance stamp but no exit stamp and his I-94 states he entered on May the 22nd and never left. Obviously he did leave but I'm really worried its going to affect our petition. He didn't keep his boarding pass as he didn't think anything of it at the time and there is no proof of an edited itinerary. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from affecting our petition??

 

My current plan of action (I'm not sure if this will be good or not, I'd just like some feedback if you wouldn't mind):

-I've contacted the airline for a "proof of delay" letter, apparently they do that but it takes 7-10 days and I'm not sure if it will be from too far back.

-I've got a copy of his bank transactions that shows purchases in GB after the 22nd.

-We just found the luggage tag off of his suitcase that shows (YYZ to London, May 22nd)

 

Do you think that this will be enough, is there more that we should do?

Any comments or suggestions are greatly appreciated! 

Edited January 23, 2018 by ADAngel

[Hypnos 6,579]

Doubt it will be an issue, and if it the proof you have will likely fix it.

[broppy 204]

7 hours ago, ADAngel said:

So he has an entrance stamp but no exit stamp and his I-94 states he entered on May the 22nd and never left.

They never stamp your passport when leaving the US. CBP just relies on information from the airlines. But don't worry about the I-94 - their records are notoriously inaccurate - especially when Canada's involved. There were numerous inconsistencies in my history and it was never mentioned during the visa process nor when I crossed the border. 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

im not sure if it helps or not, but my fiance lives in canada and im in the US. our passports are RARELY stamped. coming or going.

 

He comes down every 2-3 weeks and has for 2 years. he might have 2 stamps?

 

ive been there... 4 or 5 times in the past year and at last glance i had one. i dont even look to see if they stamp it any more.

 

I'm positive there are electronic records, but stamping seems ... optional at best, when it comes to CA/US crossings  lol

Edited January 24, 2018 by debbiedoo

[ADAngel 40]

8 hours ago, debbiedoo said:

im not sure if it helps or not, but my fiance lives in canada and im in the US. our passports are RARELY stamped. coming or going.

 

He comes down every 2-3 weeks and has for 2 years. he might have 2 stamps?

 

ive been there... 4 or 5 times in the past year and at last glance i had one. i dont even look to see if they stamp it any more.

 

I'm positive there are electronic records, but stamping seems ... optional at best, when it comes to CA/US crossings  lol

That does make me feel better  I don't even use my passport when I cross the border in Port Huron or Detroit since I have an enhancement on my driver's license. Because of that though I was a bit unfamiliar with non-U.S. citizens and their stamps and what not. I'm glad it won't really be an issue though I recently found the luggage tag for the Toronto to London flight and I just received the letter from United so I'm pretty confident that will be enough.