No. A company decision is not government approval or residence permission.
Track the official process separately
Review actual status and unresolved requirements. A board resolution or budget allocation does not authorize U.S. work or determine visa availability.
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. The current official FAQ says the process should take weeks after the processing fee and application are received, assuming timely documents and interview attendance, but that is not a guaranteed deadline. Official material describes parts of the process in terms of weeks, but that is a description rather than a promise, and no one can state a completion date for an individual case. Sequence the underlying EB-1 or EB-2 review, identity and relationship records, payer authorization, official payment instructions and any submission deadline. The outcome depends on the submissions required, vetting, eligibility, admissibility and visa availability, and general processing language on the official site is not an individual commitment.