No. Describe the actual stage and assess the required investment evidence and timing. An expected authorization is not an acknowledged completed transfer.
Build the schedule from supported events
Allow for the actual authorization and transfer steps without promising their outcome. Trust administration does not set visa availability or the I-829 window, and petition approval alone does not begin conditional residence.
Conditional residence begins on admission or adjustment, not on approval, and Form I-829 is filed in the ninety days before its second anniversary, a date that no loan amortization schedule should be allowed to obscure. Capital that will pass through a trust must still meet the same commitment and source standards as any other contribution, and a pending trustee decision does not yet satisfy either one. Show that the funds, once released, will be irrevocably committed and genuinely exposed to loss in the enterprise, not merely earmarked pending a discretionary approval that could still be withheld or altered. Trace the lawful source and path of the capital through the trust itself, including how the trust acquired the funds, and treat any distribution to the investor with the same scrutiny given to a gift or loan, since an arrangement structured mainly to obscure that path undermines the filing regardless of the trustee's eventual decision. Build the record around what the trust has actually authorized and transferred, not around what the trustee is expected to approve.