A private offer does not establish completed immigration processing. Review actual permission, case progress and employment terms before relying on a move.
Avoid a timetable guarantee
Visa availability and official decisions are not controlled by the benefits letter.
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. Recheck the framework before acting, especially if the proposal or family circumstances change, and avoid fixing housing, employment, or school commitments around an assumed approval date. Vetting is described publicly in terms of weeks, which is a description rather than a commitment, and later stages depend on visa availability, any interview, and requests for further documents. The steps in the official process are set elsewhere, follow vetting, and are communicated through official instructions; nothing a private seller writes advances or delays them. 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. Keep written confirmation of the advice and current instructions; neither a school plan nor a payment should be treated as a guarantee that all family members finish together.