No. Payment and immigration approval are different stages. The applicable eligibility and process requirements still need to be satisfied.
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Do not present a receipt or submission as permanent residence. Review the real official status of the matter and any remaining requirements.
The framework operates in connection with existing employment-based immigrant classifications, so the applicable classification requirements, admissibility and visa availability continue to apply. The governing executive order instructs the agencies to treat the gift as evidence of the specified EB-1 or EB-2 eligibility basis, so it is wrong to say that payment does no work in the category analysis. Admissibility grounds such as prior immigration violations, criminal history and health remain fully applicable, and a visa number must be available under the Visa Bulletin. The Gold Card is an official program built around a gift to the U.S. government plus a processing fee, attached to an immigrant framework described on the official site; EB-5 is an at-risk investment in a job-creating business. Because the program is administratively implemented and its terms may change, verify the current official description before relying on any of this, and take advice from a licensed U.S. immigration attorney.