No. The person must meet the relevant eligibility and procedural requirements, and the change must follow the official process. Money alone cannot establish a qualifying relationship or resolve an age issue. Ask how the actual case should be updated before sending an amount based on an informal estimate.
Review the person before recalculating the budget
Identify the relationship, age, citizenship and intended immigration role. Obtain the evidence and instructions required for their inclusion. The programme recommends including family initially, but avoid treating that recommendation as proof that later changes are either impossible or automatically approved.
The Gold Card is not a conventional visa or a purchase of business equity. Under official instructions, the payment is made by the applicant to the U.S. government as a government payment, not to a promoter or project. Separate eligibility, screening, visa availability, and procedure requirements still apply. Begin with current official instructions, the identity of each intended applicant, the required government payment, and the applicable immigrant eligibility and screening process. Treat promotional summaries as background only; they cannot create eligibility or amend an agency procedure. The key record is the official program instruction in force when action is taken, together with identity, relationship, payment, and any requested eligibility evidence. A business owner's wealth or interest in a US venture does not by itself settle the program's criteria. Hypothetical example: A marine-survey company founder sees a social-media post saying corporate sponsorship guarantees a Gold Card. She pauses, checks the official instructions, identifies the individual applicant, and separates the required government payment from her company's private operating funds.