No. Follow the actual application and evidence instructions.
Use the document for its proper purpose
An employment account may explain the proposal without replacing the government’s individual review. A polished role description is not an approval.
The official process describes an initial application and fee, followed by further USCIS instructions and supporting documentation, a vetting stage, and the gift once instructed. Preparing the officially requested supporting documents, obtaining an assessment of the underlying category, and getting legal advice are all in the first group, because they retain their value without committing the gift. Foreign-language documents filed with USCIS need a full certified English translation; consular language requirements can differ, so check the specific post's instructions. The immigration file holds civil records — birth and relationship evidence, identity documents, and anything issued through the applicable process — and it is the only one that answers immigration questions. Maintain a dated official instruction copy, identity documents, civil records, payment confirmations, and a concise chronology of any update. Save the current official instructions, payment directions, fee information, and any eligibility guidance beside identity and source-of-funds records.