No. A private relocation service charge is separate from the instructed government gift.
Read the quote by recipient and purpose
Current individual terms are US$15,000 nonrefundable processing followed by the US$1 million gift after vetting. For a corporate-sponsored principal, the gift is US$2 million with the published 1% annual and 5% transfer terms. A bundled invoice should not obscure which payment reaches which recipient.
A private drafting charge neither substitutes for those payments nor guarantees that the response satisfies the official request. Separate program amounts from exchange risk, banking charges, private expenses. Anyone comparing the two should hold that difference in front of them throughout, because a great deal of loose commentary describes the payment as an investment and some of it goes further and describes the arrangement as something the government provides. Keep private advice and additional visa or medical costs separate. A document-renewal charge neither creates another programme payment nor earns a credit. Never send funds to a broker merely because an amount resembles a government charge. The payment is by the applicant to the U.S. government; it is not capital invested for a return and the framework is never a conventional visa.