getting approved for a GC- and having a I-192

[Canadian in GA 34]

Hello!

OK here is my story and question,

back in 2002, i was arrested for shoplifting. i never did steal, the person who i was with did. and i was also arrested. i had to go to court, but the charges were dropped, and i do not have a criminal record. when i tried to travel in 2005, i was denied into the USA. they said even though i don't have a record and was not convicted, he pretty much said " you still did what you did, even though the Canadian courts didn't find you guilty- we see you guilty in our eyes.

so what I had to do was get a I-192, which is an advance permission to enter the united states. i have not been able to get into the United states without it, which i had to re apply almost every year. so since then i have been travelling in and out of the states with it, secondary customs but have not had a problem getting in with the paper.

2005, I met and fell in love with my now husband, i moved here, and we just got approved for my green card. in the interview, the lady did ask about what happened in 2002, I did explain, but she didn't really care about it. and she approved us.

soo... when i get my green card (were still waiting it to be mailed to us) does that eliminate the passed I-192? as my previous I-192, expires next week. I am a little concerned if i want to travel with my green card- they will deny me somehow because i did not re-apply for a new I-192.

Just wondering if anyone out there knows anything about this at all? as I will worried to death if i want to visit family in Canada, and god forbid they wont let me back in.

thanks in advance!!