No. Official review, visa availability and individual process events remain relevant. A private estimate is not work or residence permission.
Plan from actual notices
Confirm what has been decided and what remains. Corporate replacement terms also require new background review rather than automatic approval.
Nothing in the official material promises a processing time, and the route proceeds through EB-1 or EB-2 subject to visa availability, which is published in the Visa Bulletin and outside anyone's control. The published process begins with an application and processing fee, followed by vetting; the gift is payable only after vetting succeeds, and only then does the applicant proceed through the immigrant-visa or adjustment steps that lead to permanent residence. Only after checking the current official instructions, eligibility language, payment recipient, immigration process and personal financial consequences. A household should therefore treat completion of vetting as a scheduled decision point, with advice taken again at that moment rather than only at the start. The current FAQ says the process should take weeks if documents and the visa interview are completed promptly, but that statement is not a guaranteed deadline and visa availability can still cause waiting. Gather identity and relationship records first, track passport renewals separately for each participant, and retain the official notices that state a real deadline.