No. The actual outcome depends on the required submissions, vetting, eligibility, admissibility and visa availability, and general or promotional statements about processing are not an individual commitment.
Keep plans conditional on actual milestones
Follow the current official instructions and retain records of all submissions and communications. Identify what would change in the plan if additional information or a further step is required, and recheck the framework before committing to housing, employment or school decisions tied to an assumed approval date.
The published sequence is application and processing fee, vetting, gift and then immigrant processing under EB-1 or EB-2, with the applicant becoming a permanent resident only when that final step is complete and a visa number is available. The processing fee is paid on application, the gift only after successful vetting, and residence follows immigrant processing in EB-1 or EB-2; no one should relocate or resign on the strength of an application alone. The program’s fee and gift stages do not themselves prescribe a securities-sale date, but waiting for gift instructions before arranging liquidity can leave too little time.