No. Official review, visa availability and actual decisions remain relevant.
Keep expectations separate from permission
A family payment deadline is not an approved residence or travel date.
The current official page says the expedited process should take weeks after the application and processing fee are received, provided requested documents and fees are submitted promptly; a visa interview, admissibility and visa availability still apply. Recheck the framework before acting, particularly if the proposal or family circumstances change, and avoid locking in housing, employment, or school decisions around an assumed approval date. Use a written stage list based on the current official materials: application action, payment confirmation, vetting, any requested USCIS materials, and the subsequent immigration decision points. Use the official sequence in effect at the time of action: confirm eligibility, prepare requested records, follow the authorised payment direction, and then complete the stated immigration steps. If the expected communication is missing, ask through the official channel using the payment reference; prolonged unexplained delay may warrant legal advice about available follow-up options. A planning estimate needs the applicant's current eligibility, document readiness, and availability facts and still cannot be guaranteed; official material describing the process in weeks is a description rather than a promise.