Kravinlämning

Kravinlämning is a Swedish term that describes the formal act of submitting a claim, demand or requirement to an authority, organization or tribunal. The word combines krav (claim/demand) and inlämning (submission). It is not a fixed procedural term in all institutions, but is used descriptively in legal and administrative contexts to refer to the moment a party presents its case.

In practice, en kravinlämning typically involves preparing relevant documents, forms and evidence, stating the demand clearly, and submitting it through the designated channel, which may be a digital portal or a paper form. The submission is then registered by the receiving body, and a review process follows. The body may request additional information or clarifications before making a decision, which can be to accept, reject or partially grant the demand.

Common requirements include identification of the claimant, a precise description of the demand, supporting evidence or contracts, and references to applicable laws or regulations. Deadlines are often binding, and data handling must comply with privacy rules.

Outcomes of a kravinlämning vary by context but generally include an official decision, a need for further documentation, or an opportunity to appeal or lodge a complaint. The term is more common in descriptive usage than as a standardized procedural label; in many official systems the related terms ansökan (application), begäran (request) eller överklagande (appeal) are used.

Relaterade begrepp: krav, inlämning, ansökan, överklagande, begäran.