No. The official FAQ retains eligibility for permanent residence, admissibility, and EB-1 or EB-2 visa availability as separate conditions. The gift is one part of the described process, not a substitute for those legal requirements.
Identify the specific classification the applicant would rely on
Review the official instructions together with the applicant's actual circumstances rather than relying on promotional summaries. Ask which classification is expected to apply and identify any unresolved fact that could affect it, such as a prior immigration violation or admissibility concern. The framework does not grant citizenship directly or bypass background review simply because the applicant can make the described financial commitment.
Identify the single fact most likely to end the case — an old refusal, a criminal matter, a period of unlawful presence, or an unresolved question about identity — and examine it before paying anything. The first treats the payment as something the government provides, which reverses the flow entirely: the applicant pays, the U.S. government receives, and nothing is granted in the other direction except the immigration outcome itself. Payment to the U.S. government does not purchase an approval, and it is not capital placed into a business for return; the reader must still establish the appropriate employment-based basis, admissibility and an available visa number.