US Immigration from Lithuania

Hey, so a few days ago I submitted my I-129F package and it arrived at the Dallas Lockbox yesterday (now to wait until Tuesday for it to be picked up).

The problem is.. I realized I forgot to include the photos of my fiancee and I together in our package! The baggie of photos is sitting on my desk!

There are quite a few threads from 2010 - 2014 regarding this issue, and many users said that they did not submit photos together and were still approved.

Do you guys think this will be an issue? I included boarding passes to and from, passport stamps, bus receipts, apartment receipts, and our engagement ring receipt.
Just to be clear: I mean photos of us together, not the passport style photos. I included those.

A lot of things have changed for the I-129F process over the years, so I wanted to hear some more modern opinions.

Thanks in advance!

For Part's 6 and 7, I have put N/A in the first field of each section (see attachment below). Is there anything else I should do for these sections beside that? Should I leave the interpreter and preparer's signature and date fields blank? We did not use an interpreter or preparer as both my fiancee and I speak English and we filled out the I-129F ourselves. Thank you again!

So for including evidence of meeting in the last 2 years, many people on VisaJourney use passport stamps as one of their pieces of meeting.
The problem is, my fiancee lives in the Schengen Area (European Union), and I flew to her from another Schengen Area country (Netherlands). So, when I arrived in her country, I did not get a passport stamp (traveling in the EU is like domestic flights in the US). I did get a stamp from entering Netherlands and exiting Netherlands however.

My question is:

What should I include? I scanned my whole passport also.
Should I include BOTH my boarding passes (from my flight to Amsterdam AND my EU flight to her country) and just explain why I do not have a Lithuanian stamp in my passport?

Maybe I am over thinking this. Thank you.

EDIT: I also have the boarding pass of my flight from Amsterdam to her country

My fiancee is from Lithuania and her address includes some non-English characters such as " " and " ".

Should 11.b (her street address) be in Lithuanian?
Also, for 11.g, Lithuania does not have Provinces, but it has Municipalities. Should we write "N/A" here or should we write the municipality?
If we should write the Municipality, should it the English translation or in Lithuanian?

Thank you

I just returned from visiting my (now) fiancee, and during our visit we had passport-style photos taken of both of us.
When we said we wanted 51mm photos the people knew it was for a visa and said they did them quite frequently. It was a quick and easy process.

The photos meet all the requirements, except each photo we recieved is a set of two 2in x 2in photos with a black outline encased in a 4x6 photo.

Do I need to cut the 2x2 photo out carefully along the border, or can I just submit the whole 4x6 paper since each photo inside of it is a 2x2?