No. The actual transfer process remains subject to applicable checks and eligibility.
Track the individual proposal
A billing event is not approval of a new person or a guaranteed timeline. Confirm actual official instructions and permission.
Recheck the framework before acting, especially if the proposal or family circumstances change, and avoid fixing housing, employment, or school commitments around an assumed approval date. A satisfied bank does not decide eligibility, admissibility or visa availability, and a delay can affect your ability to satisfy an instructed payment deadline even though the bank does not adjudicate immigration. The current FAQ says the process should take weeks if documents and the visa interview are completed promptly, but that statement is not a guaranteed deadline and visa availability can still cause waiting. Keep dated copies of submitted material, requests for additional information, payment instructions, and receipts, and reassess household plans if a fact changes. What is not optional is re-verifying the official terms immediately before each irreversible step, because a recently created framework can publish clarifications that change amounts, sequence or eligibility. The Gold Card process seeks permanent residence through EB-1 or EB-2, while TN requires temporary intent, so an immigrant filing may affect the TN assessment even if the official Gold Card terms permit parallel processing.