No. The listed profession’s qualification rule must be satisfied regardless of the client’s budget. Contract revenue is not credential evidence.
Distinguish commercial value from eligibility
Review the genuine degree, licence or permitted alternative and any required evaluation. A larger professional fee or more elaborate support letter cannot supply a qualification the applicant lacks. Keep current government charges and document-preparation expenses separate from the engagement’s business value.
The regulation requires a reliable credential evaluation only for degrees earned outside the three USMCA countries, so an agronomy baccalaureate from a Canadian university needs none. Check official fee instructions for the chosen procedure rather than treating wages, a credential evaluation, travel, or an onboarding course as an immigration charge. Costs differ substantially depending on whether the applicant is admitted at a port of entry or the employer files a petition, and credential and licensing fees sit outside the immigration budget entirely.
State veterinary licensure, including any credential verification or examination records the regulator requires, and possibly further registrations needed to practise in that state. Ask which document reviews, evaluations or translations this particular profession and process actually require, and get a written scope before paying for a bundled package.