Verify the claimed official service and its current instructions through the actual government process. A private quote alone does not establish it.
Keep the evidence of the claimed service
Ask what action the charge pays for and who receives it. This page neither creates an additional official option nor declares a universal fee rule beyond the current published terms.
Do not invent a new reference or assume that messages copied by someone else establish every outstanding instruction. An employer’s internal ledger is not itself confirmation of government receipt or immigration approval. The government asks for a US$1 million post-vetting gift to the United States.
When instructions conflict, independently access the official portal and the government contact route identified in verified correspondence. Compare a claimed faster-service charge against the currently published description of what the official process actually offers, since a private party's promise of a shortcut has no bearing on steps that only the government office can control. Identify who issued the invoice or receipt for the charge: a document naming the government office directly is a different thing from one naming an intermediary who says it will pass the payment along. Keep that receipt separate from the required processing fee and gift confirmations, labeled by what it actually paid for, so the file does not blend an unverified private charge with the payments the official process itself requests. Raise any unclear charge with the official contact route before treating it as settled.