I-94 Record from 2010

[Leo1967 5]

Hello,

 

Can anyone advise on where can I get information on an i-94 extended stay (verbally approved) during entry into the country through Miami airport in 2010?  The Customs and Border Protection website provides details on recent year; currently until 2016.  There was no paperwork or any notes in the passport at the time of entry.  

 

Background: 

We applied for E-2 Investor visas for our business and they were approved.  The spouse and son of one of the E-visa holders qualified for the E-2 but they weren't legally married in the US.  The Embassy gave the E-2 to their son and gave her a B-2 visa so she they could marry inside tje US and come back to Honduras where the process started and apply for the E-2 once already married.   They also told them to request an extended stay so that she wouldn't be in violation of the i-94 entry.  They asked for it and the officer at the airport say, YES but didn't give them any paperwork.  Now that they have gone back to the Embassy for family approved visas F-4 the passport shows the entry and an overstay because nothing was noted during the entry with the B-2 visa.   The Embassy is asking for records of the approved extended stay but they don't have it.  Where can we get this info?

 

Thank in advance for any help..

 

[ThomasNC1988 762]

I don't think "verbally approved" is a thing. Have to check the I-94 for the expiration date. 1 day after that is an overstay regardless of what anyone said to you at the border.