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We have a renewed passport as of a month ago, it doesn't have any stamps in it, and we don't have the passport that was used to enter as this was several decades ago. The only proof of current status is the current/non-expired DACA card, so I presume that would be okay to use in lieu of the I-94?

Hello, I (US Citizen) and my spouse (DACA recipient) are filing a concurrent I-130/I-485. In the I-485, there is a note to include the I-94 form. However, when I go to get the latest I-94 form for my spouse online, no documents are found. I've tried all variations of their name and document numbers (Passport, USCIS #, A#), but nothing is returned. My spouse entered the US in 2000 as a child, so I feel that there may not be an I-94 on file. My question is, do I need to file form I-102 to get a replacement I-94 (and pay the associated $500 fee)? Or since my spouse is a DACA recipient, is the need for the I-94 moot, and I can simply include their DACA card with the I-485? Thank you!