A deadline to provide information is not an approval or residence date. Plan around actual case progress and permission.
Separate response timing from relocation
Keep the real deadline visible while avoiding irreversible commitments based on an assumed result.
The published order is processing fee, vetting, gift on official instruction, and then the steps of the EB-1 or EB-2 immigrant process, ending in permanent residence after approval, visa availability and the remaining immigrant processing. Address an access issue promptly through the applicable process; a contact problem does not automatically extend a deadline or guarantee a fixed residence date. Recover the original message and identify its sender, issue date, requested action, deadline, receipt or case number, and official response channel. Obtain separate employment, financial and tax advice where needed, and avoid treating a promised corporate timetable as a guaranteed date for permanent residence. Sequencing a company sale, a resignation or a relocation around an expected outcome creates exposure that the program itself does not remove. Record the date of each submission and of each request received, and calculate a response deadline from the document itself rather than from a general recollection of how long such things take.