No. Official family terms and individual eligibility need review. Current official terms add a US$15,000 processing fee and US$1,000,000 gift for each eligible joining spouse or unmarried child under 21, including corporate cases; confirm individual eligibility and the operative instructions.
Separate cost from inclusion
Record intended family members, relationships and ages. A commercial package description does not establish visa availability or approval for each person. Family planning must separate relationships from eligibility.
Record each proposed joining person’s identity, relationship, date of birth, marital status, current location, passport, and possible visa-availability issue. Then apply the live official rules rather than a package description. Hypothetical example: an applicant wants to include an adult stepson who has lived with the family for years.
Emotional and financial dependence may be important family facts, but they do not by themselves establish eligibility under an immigration category. Obtain a precise review before representing that person as covered. The principal’s gift payment cannot be described as automatically purchasing a result for every relative.
Preserve marriage, birth, adoption, divorce, and name-change records that establish the legal relationship. The practical decision may be which family members can be included now, who needs an independent route, and whether an approaching age or change in marital status affects timing. Do not make work, school, or relocation promises based solely on a commercial offer.
Each person’s admissibility, documentation, and visa-availability position can require separate attention. Before arranging a joint payment, verify whether the official terms require separate action or documentation for each person. A family budget is an administrative convenience, not proof that all members share the same eligibility.