No. Explain resources performing operational work and supporting actual authority. Travel expenditure does not replace that evidence.
Separate operating support from transportation
A budget can show planned resources, but the role still needs a truthful duties account. Do not treat a larger travel allocation as evidence of seniority.
The base filing structure follows the standard USCIS fee schedule; additional cost usually comes from the extra evidence-gathering the continuity issue requires, not from a separate government charge. Ask for the scope in three parts so nothing is assumed: the structural review of the changed organization, the evidence-gathering work of assembling operating records, and the drafting of whatever filing follows. Confirm current petition amounts on the USCIS fee schedule, then budget separately for the corporate evidence the petition demands, which for a small or newly acquired U.S. entity is often the largest and least anticipated expense. The first budget should assign each expense to a decision: corporate-document review tests the relationship, accounting evidence tests active business, and relocation spending follows an approved plan.