B1/B2 Length of stay? - return ticket

[bradfieldbradfield]

Would it be a problem is the return date you give in the I-94 card at the immigration control is not the same as the one on your return ticket? I found a really good deal on plane ticket to the US from France - where I currently reside, with the return date fixed at 2 months after the date of departure. The thing is that I would like to stay there for 6 months with my B1/B2 visa. I am willing to give up the return ticket and will buy a new plane ticket later when I'm there.

[immihelp]

It is all subjective. It is very difficult to tell accurately whether there will be any problem or not in this case.

[bradfieldbradfield]

Thanks for the reply. When it comes to the US immigration we're always dealing with the gray area @#%$'t it? It doesn't help that many infos I found on the web - e.g. www.usembassy.org.uk/cons...c.htm#five (http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/faqs/niv/faq_misc.htm#five) state that return ticket might not even required for visa holders. I remember that last year when I went to the US the immigration officer didn't even ask to see my plane ticket, it always depend.
Perhaps anyone might also like to share some first-hand experiences on the subject?

[immihelp]

Return ticket is not mandatory.