No. Actual eligibility, admissibility, visa availability and residence steps still govern.
Plan the move from real milestones
A proposed visit, gift payment and completed immigrant admission or adjustment are different events. Do not turn a travel reservation into a guaranteed residence timetable.
The official material describes a sequence — application and fee, vetting, further USCIS instructions, the gift when instructed, then the ordinary immigrant steps — without an individual guarantee. Only after checking the current official instructions, eligibility language, payment recipient, immigration process and personal financial consequences. Where the official material describes processing measured in weeks, treat that as description rather than a promise, since approval and timing are never guaranteed. Use a person-by-person timeline for passports, civil records, translations, vetting, payments, and any later immigrant-processing steps. If a professional or intermediary presses for payment before those steps are complete, that pressure is itself information about the quality of the advice. Classification under EB-1 or EB-2 remains subject to substantive qualification, admissibility review, and available visa numbers, so no bundled timetable guarantees completion. Keep housing, school and employment commitments distinct from a payment receipt instead of assuming the family will all be ready at the same time. Since the published terms and processing steps are still settling, re-check the official program page before relying on any stated timescale.