No. A genuine correction and a different corporate-sponsored applicant are different situations. Conditional transfer terms include a new background check and no automatic approval.
Follow the actual official instruction
Describe what changed and who the intended applicant is. A preferred move date or reused payment history does not establish the new person’s permission.
Check the latest official instructions for the applicable steps and avoid setting housing, employment, or school plans around a timeline that was not independently verified for the applicant's own circumstances. Follow current official instructions and keep records of communications and submitted documents, and identify what the household would change if a later step requires more information or takes longer than expected. Use a written stage list based on the current official materials: application action, payment confirmation, vetting, any requested USCIS materials, and the subsequent immigration decision points. A planning estimate needs the applicant's current eligibility, document readiness, and availability facts and still cannot be guaranteed; official material describing the process in weeks is a description rather than a promise. Because the framework is recent and administered under an executive action, verify the terms on the official page immediately before committing money, and expect that a decision made on last month's reading may need to be revisited.