No. Translation makes evidence usable under the applicable requirements; it does not establish approval. Under Executive Order 14351, the Gold Card gift receives the specified evidentiary treatment under EB-1A or EB-2 national-interest-waiver rules, while admissibility and visa availability still apply. Follow the current official gift-plus-fee framework and re-verify every term before money moves.
Separate readability from legal relevance
Replace "EB-1A or EB-2 national-interest-waiver adjudication" with "the applicable EB-1 or EB-2 adjudication" in this body, and replace "the EB-1A or EB-2 national-interest-waiver record" with "the applicable EB-1 or EB-2 record" on gold-card/documents, keeping every other sentence unchanged.
An applicant submits the application and processing fee, undergoes vetting, receives further instructions, makes the gift when told, and then proceeds toward permanent residence through the employment-based classification the authorities determine, which depends on a visa number being available under the Visa Bulletin. An initial review yields an official-source snapshot bearing its retrieval date, a person-by-person eligibility and payment worksheet, and a list of records likely to be requested during vetting and later immigrant processing. The published framework uses classifications that already exist within employment-based immigration, in the first and second preference categories, which means the requirements and procedures of the underlying category continue to matter and should be examined rather than skipped.