No. Commercial plans do not guarantee eligibility review, visa availability or the actual process.
Coordinate using real milestones
Keep corporate commitments and official notices distinct. The principal must enter before or with immigrant-visa derivatives; a business date does not change that sequence.
The official description of processing in weeks is a description, not a guarantee, so build planning around events you can observe: the vetting outcome, the instruction to make the gift, the category determination, and the visa interview. The current official FAQ says the process should take weeks after receipt of the application and processing fee, provided the applicant attends the visa interview and submits additional documents promptly. The case is then processed in the applicable employment-based immigrant category, which involves consular immigrant-visa processing for a family in Canada, medical examinations and visa availability. The successful case remains subject to the connected immigrant category's requirements and visa availability, and the page's processing language should not be treated as a guaranteed timeline. Confirm current official information for whichever process is actually being pursued rather than assuming timing from one applies to the other. Plan with milestones — application filed, instructions received, documents submitted, vetting concluded — and review the picture at each one instead of fixing a relocation date now.