Do not assume a private service change restarts or replaces the official case.
Identify the actual procedural step
Review the case history and applicable instructions for representation. A new agreement does not erase previous submissions or remove the need to address material facts accurately.
The framework described in the official material has an order: a nonrefundable processing fee, vetting, and then a gift to the U.S. government after successful vetting, with successful applicants proceeding through EB-1 or EB-2 subject to category eligibility, admissibility and visa availability. Read the official FAQ for what it actually promises: an application, a fee, vetting, further instructions from USCIS, the gift when instructed, and then the ordinary immigrant-visa or adjustment steps for the classification assigned. Ask which classification applies and identify any unresolved fact that could affect it, rather than assuming the framework bypasses background review because a financial commitment is available. Keep a dated copy of the official program page, eligibility instructions, payment directions, identity records, and any correspondence issued through the official channel. Because the program is administratively implemented and its terms may change, verify the current official description before relying on any of this, and take advice from a licensed U.S. immigration attorney. The official individual framework states US$1 million, while this corporate arrangement must follow the separately published employee amount and current instructions.