No. The actual outcome depends on the required submissions, vetting, eligibility, admissibility and visa availability, and general published processing language is not an individual commitment or guarantee.
Keep personal commitments conditional on actual milestones
Follow the current official instructions and keep records of all communications and submissions. Identify what would need to change in the household's plans if additional information or a further step is required, and avoid finalizing housing, employment or school arrangements around an assumed approval date. The payment purchases neither a conventional visa nor a commercial investment.
Save each official instruction with its date and identify the event that triggers the next step. For timing, use a trigger-based plan for vetting, payment instruction, later immigrant processing, and actual residence. The household must decide which housing, employment, and school commitments can wait, because an application milestone is not a promised admission date.
Hypothetical example: A specialty-coffee importer wants to move for the next school term; the family must keep arrangements flexible until the relevant residence process actually permits the move.