No. Financial availability does not control eligibility review, admissibility, visa availability or the actual process.
Coordinate the sale without promising the outcome
Follow the official sequence and payment instructions. A completed sale or wire does not authorize US work or establish a guaranteed relocation date.
No fixed, guaranteed timeline is appropriate to rely on for a program that is still comparatively new and described as evolving; processing depends on the underlying employment-based category used and the program's own registration and review steps at the time of filing. The current official FAQ says the process should take weeks after receipt of the application and processing fee, provided the applicant attends the visa interview and submits additional documents promptly. The Gold Card process seeks permanent residence through EB-1 or EB-2, while TN requires temporary intent, so an immigrant filing may affect the TN assessment even if the official Gold Card terms permit parallel processing. Classification under EB-1 or EB-2 remains subject to substantive qualification, admissibility review, and available visa numbers, so no bundled timetable guarantees completion. Plan the six weeks around the dates on the notices you hold, arrange remote signatures in advance, and remember that official descriptions of processing in weeks are descriptions, not a guarantee of any date.