Sent in (probably) the wrong marriage certificate with my IV... what should I do?

[saracita 0]

Just after sending off my packet with my IV and AOS forms I realized that I most likely sent in the wrong type of (Swedish) marriage certificate.

What I sent in was a vigselbevis (which is more like a nice card to have as a keepsake -- although it does have the justice of the peace's signature and date), when apparently what I needed to send in the vigselintyg (more of an official government document with some more info on it)...

After some days of waiting I now have ascertained a copy of the more comprehensive document, the vigselintyg. Should I send it in, or will that just confuse them since it will be arriving separate from the rest of my packet? If I do send it in should I print out the barcode cover sheet again and write a letter? Or should I risk just waiting and seeing if they approve my application anyway with the simpler vigselbevis document I sent in?

Thanks!

[Scott & Ale 3]

Just after sending off my packet with my IV and AOS forms I realized that I most likely sent in the wrong type of (Swedish) marriage certificate.

What I sent in was a vigselbevis (which is more like a nice card to have as a keepsake -- although it does have the justice of the peace's signature and date), when apparently what I needed to send in the vigselintyg (more of an official government document with some more info on it)...

After some days of waiting I now have ascertained a copy of the more comprehensive document, the vigselintyg. Should I send it in, or will that just confuse them since it will be arriving separate from the rest of my packet? If I do send it in should I print out the barcode cover sheet again and write a letter? Or should I risk just waiting and seeing if they approve my application anyway with the simpler vigselbevis document I sent in?

Thanks!

If Sweden is on the electronic process then just e-mail it in. Otherwise if you are required to mail it in put the cover sheet on and mail it in as you said and you will be fine with not needing a letter.