Review each person’s actual immigration permission before the activity begins.
Coordinate without assuming identical outcomes
One applicant’s progress does not establish another’s status. Keep actual government stages and individual work plans distinct from the household’s preferred date.
The official FAQ currently says the process should take weeks after receipt of the application and processing fee, assuming timely submission of additional documents and fees. Keep deadlines from government communications visible and provide accurate requested material through the proper process. Sequence the matter from current official terms to vetting, official payment instruction, individual classification work and the applicable immigrant process. The nonrefundable processing fee precedes vetting, while the government gift follows successful vetting and official instructions, so each milestone must be tied to an actual official notice. The review should map vetting, the underlying immigrant process, visa availability, any separate temporary-work option, travel, and the employer’s staffing need. The actual outcome depends on the required submissions, the vetting process, eligibility, admissibility, and visa availability. Confirm current official information for whichever process is actually being pursued rather than assuming timing from one applies to the other.