Do not assume so. Identify the actual sponsor, commitment and official proposal.
Review the changed facts
A commercial announcement does not establish every application or funding consequence. Use genuine records and current official instructions.
Identify the actual applicant and individual or corporate route before assuming that a package description accurately reflects the government programme. A first review should identify the applicable employment-based immigrant basis, the applicant's admissibility and visa-availability issues, and which family members seek benefits. Because the terms are set by the program, verify the current official page before anything is paid, and treat any promise of guaranteed residence from an intermediary as inconsistent with the official description. The processing charge precedes further review and does not establish category eligibility, admissibility, visa availability or an approved immigration status. The payment described in the official instructions is made by the applicant to the U.S. government after vetting, gives the payer no interest in anything, and is not recoverable as an investment would be. A spouse, child, parent, or business sponsor should not be assumed to receive the same result; identify each person’s stated role and process.