No. Delivery speed does not determine the government’s substantive review or visa availability.
Track delivery without confusing it with adjudication
A courier confirmation may show transport of a package, not acceptance or approval of its contents. Use actual official communications to track the case rather than converting a shipping milestone into a promised immigration result.
The application still depends on the relevant EB-1 or EB-2 eligibility, admissibility and visa availability. A delivery-tracking system and a case-status system are built for different purposes and are not connected, so a scan marked delivered confirms only that the package reached the building, not that anyone has opened it. Save the delivery record as proof of the date and condition in which the materials arrived, which matters only if a later dispute concerns whether or when something was submitted. Correct formatting, complete signatures, and the right supporting documents in the right order reduce the chance of a rejection that would force a resubmission, and that attention to detail does more for pace than the shipping method chosen, especially when incomplete packages are returned rather than queued. A case's position in the agency's internal queue is not visible from outside, so no combination of delivery speed and confirmation number reveals how soon it will be reviewed. Choose a delivery method for reliability and proof of receipt, and separately track the case through the official channel that reports its actual status.