No. The official FAQ states additional processing fees and gifts for each included spouse or eligible unmarried child under 21, and family eligibility and timing also require individual assessment.
List every included person before calculating the total
For each person who would be included, verify the applicable charges and requirements individually. As checked September 7, 2026, the stated additional amount per included family member is a US$15,000 processing fee together with a US$1,000,000 gift. A payment made under this framework does not itself protect a child's age or guarantee that every person completes the process on the same date.
Record every intended relative by name, relationship and date of birth at the outset and watch the ages, because a child who reaches twenty-one before the relevant point can lose derivative eligibility while the rest of the household proceeds. Including a child close to the age threshold means paying a nonrefundable fee for someone whose position could depend on timing; leaving the child out carries its own consequence, since joining relatives must be considered in the initial application. Including the family at the outset is officially recommended for program benefits, whereas a later step is examined under whatever procedure and eligibility rules apply at that time, which nobody can state today.