No. A personal retirement date does not set the government’s review timetable or visa availability.
Keep retirement and immigration milestones separate
Consider the actual obligations created by ending employment or disposing of property. The application, payment and official decision are distinct events; plan from verified case information without promising a date for permanent relocation.
Bank completion is a payment event, not the final immigration permission. Some work can begin early: reviewing which category, EB-1 or EB-2, the case would sit in and what your chargeability implies for visa availability is sensible before any money moves. The safer sequence is to keep Canadian arrangements intact until an actual decision is in hand, and to treat any date offered by an intermediary as an estimate with no standing. Calendar each official instruction and respond on its own terms; an employer’s payroll cycle does not extend a government deadline. Attach each personal commitment to a milestone actually reached, and if a U.S. employer is involved through the corporate track, ask what happens if processing runs longer.