Documents needed for travel to Canada

[J❤️J 139]

Hello! Please forgive me if this is the wrong forum. 

I came to the US on a K1 visa, married my husband, completed my AOS. I now have 2 cards: my permanent residence card and my employment authorization card. It's been almost a year since I've been here in the US.

I am going to Canada for the holidays (I am a Canadian citizen). I will be traveling alone with my infant daughter who was born in the US. My American husband will join us later.

My question is which documents should I bring?

I already plan to bring both cards (permanent residence and employment authorization), our passports, baby's birth certificate, our marriage certificate, letter from husband giving permission to travel with daughter alone, his flight itinerary (he will be joining us for Christmas at a later date but not flying with us)

 

Is there anything I'm missing out?

Should I be bringing more forms from USCIS?

 

Any answers much appreciated!

 

 

[Scandi 4,189]

Looks good, but leave the EAD card, it's useless and void from the date your greencard was approved. 

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

4 minutes ago, J❤️J said:

my employment authorization card.

That one is no longer valid. You can keep it as souvenir or frame it as art in your bathroom or whatever. 

 

4 minutes ago, J❤️J said:

my permanent residence card

This is what you want to keep. You can use it to re-enter the US. I assume you will use your Canadian passport to enter Canada. 

 

6 minutes ago, J❤️J said:

Is there anything I'm missing out?

No. You're well prepared, especially the letter about the kid.