Use accurate identity, residence and immigration-history records relevant to the process and instructions.
Describe location truthfully
Do not use a future US address as though the applicant already lives there. Keep temporary travel and permanent-residence plans distinguishable.
The current published terms on the official government program page, the identity and licensing of anyone advising, and the payment instructions themselves. Collect identity and family information, the precise proposal under consideration, and specific questions about eligibility, funding and the current instructions. The official process describes an initial application and fee, followed by further USCIS instructions and supporting documentation, a vetting stage, and the gift once instructed. Keep the sponsorship authorization, relevant corporate records, source and transfer evidence, and the official payment confirmations required for the case. Preserve the available application reference, official communications and payment records, and use official account or support instructions to resolve access. If the difference affects an actual submission or payment, clarify it through the appropriate process rather than selecting whichever version is more convenient. Collect identity, civil, and financial records early, but follow the official instruction list rather than ordering every conceivable certificate in advance. Do not rely on third-party portals to store these records, and never share payment details with an intermediary who claims to expedite the process.