No. It records a practical service or booking. Preserve the actual government instructions and immigration records separately.
Use the correct source for each event
Identify the named applicant, official stage and payment evidence without treating a mover’s schedule as a status decision. A clear chronology should distinguish private preparation from government action.
Identity and travel documents, a complete personal history sufficient for background vetting, evidence of the lawful source of the funds to be gifted, and a preliminary assessment of EB-1 or EB-2 eligibility. The official process describes an application and fee, further USCIS instructions and supporting documents, vetting, and the gift when instructed, while the applicant must still be eligible for lawful permanent residence, admissible, and have an available visa. Alongside the funds narrative, expect the ordinary civil record to be requested: birth, marriage and any divorce or death certificates, police records from countries of long residence, and identity documents in every name the applicant has used. If a government notice later states a birth place or classification you believe is wrong, investigate the conflict and respond through the official channel rather than repeating information you know to be inaccurate.