No. The government still determines the applicable classification and applies eligibility, admissibility and visa-availability conditions. Price does not purchase a guaranteed decision.
Separate the payment structure from the legal assessment
Identify the actual individual or corporate proposal. Its stated amount explains a financial obligation, not a waiver of the person’s conditions. Do not rank legal eligibility solely by the size of the gift.
The executive order directs the agencies to treat the qualifying gift as evidence of eligibility under EB-1 extraordinary ability or of exceptional business ability and national benefit under EB-2, including eligibility for a national-interest waiver. The route operates through existing employment-based immigrant classifications in the first and second preferences rather than creating a new visa category, so the underlying eligibility rules still apply. Build a short chronology from documents, with a date and a source beside each entry: the sponsorship agreement, any filing receipt or notice, the vetting outcome if one was issued, the payment confirmation, and the notice of termination. Higher payment does not change the tests: the applicant must qualify for lawful permanent residence, be admissible, and reach an available visa in the relevant classification, and the gift follows successful vetting rather than producing it.