"advance parole" required for N-400 interview ?

[tunicate2002]

Hi,
It has been almost 5 years after I got my green card so I am planning to file N-400.
I learned from the N-400 instruction that any travel documents issued by USCIS should be brought to the interview.

As I recall, I received "advance parole" (not re-entry permit) before I got my green card.
Since this advance parole (which I never used) had expired, I destroyed it long time ago (did not know it may be required for N-400 interview).

Can anyone here kindly tell me if a missing advance parole will be a big issue during the interview.
If so, any suggestion ?

Thanks

[rayb]

The Advance Parole document is not an issue. Your Green Card, however, is what will be expected.

--Ray B

Hi,
It has been almost 5 years after I got my green card so I am planning to file N-400.
I learned from the N-400 instruction that any travel documents issued by USCIS should be brought to the interview.

As I recall, I received "advance parole" (not re-entry permit) before I got my green card.
Since this advance parole (which I never used) had expired, I destroyed it long time ago (did not know it may be required for N-400 interview).

Can anyone here kindly tell me if a missing advance parole will be a big issue during the interview.
If so, any suggestion ?

Thanks

[tunicate2002]

The Advance Parole document is not an issue. Your Green Card, however, is what will be expected.

--Ray B

Ray, thank you so much.