No fixed outcome or timetable should be inferred from a promotional label. Vetting, classification, admissibility and visa availability remain relevant.
Describe actual progress instead of a slogan
Use the instructions and decisions in the real case. A payment receipt or private summary does not establish that every immigration stage is complete or that work may begin on a chosen date.
The official program describes an online application and nonrefundable processing fee, applicant vetting, a gift request after successful vetting, and then the remaining visa process; a cleared payment does not itself confer admission or permanent resident status. The parts of the process that cost nothing but time, meaning the admissibility review, the family eligibility check, the cross-border tax opinion and a careful reading of the official program page, can begin before the business sale closes. Anyone offering a guaranteed completion date is describing something the published process does not support, since government review, visa availability and possible additional document requests are outside an adviser's control. Official material describing portions of the process in weeks is a description rather than a commitment, and vetting length, document requests, interview scheduling, and visa availability all affect an individual case.