No. Financial capacity is distinct from the applicable classification, vetting, admissibility and visa availability.
Identify the outstanding individual requirements
An internal funding commitment does not establish a government decision. Review actual records and the official process stage.
Almost everything that matters: whether the applicants appear eligible for lawful permanent residence, whether admissibility questions exist, whether an EB-1 or EB-2 determination looks plausible, and whether visa availability affects the plan. The programme is open to applicants who pass vetting and who then make the required gift to the U.S. government, together with a nonrefundable processing fee of fifteen thousand United States dollars per person. A retired business owner should ask whether any past immigration history, criminal record or health matter could affect admissibility, and whether the classification used by the program would be current for a Canadian national. USCIS makes the EB-1 or EB-2 determination on the evidence of the qualifying gift and eligibility, and visa availability follows chargeability rules applied to your recorded facts. The program requires eligibility, admissibility and an available visa; a scope built around only paperwork assembly leaves the decisive questions to nobody.