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Travelling abroad: AP and additional documents

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Hello all!

I have a question on behalf of my husband. My husband and I are driving up to his parents in Nova Scotia, Canada for Christmas. My husband has his EAD/AP combo card and his Canadian passport. Will he need anything else besides these two items? I asked my husband to ask his boss to see if he can write up a letter of employment. I did the same thing, only with my university stating I was enrolled in classes for the spring semester. I was thinking about bringing along his immigration folder which has all of the NOA's from when we applied for his I-129F and up to his AOS packet and biometrics.

Thanks for your help! xoxo

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