It may be relevant to a chargeability exception, but the rules and family facts need legal review. Do not assume that spouses may freely choose whichever queue appears preferable on a bulletin.
Review the whole family’s route
Provide birth certificates, marriage evidence and intended processing arrangements to counsel. Ask how any permitted chargeability treatment interacts with derivative processing and children’s age analysis. Preserve the supporting explanation for later stages.
A possible exception is not a guaranteed faster outcome, and an approved investor petition still does not by itself give the spouse or children U.S. work authorization. Ask how a possible exception interacts with everything else before relying on it.
A chargeability question is not decided in isolation, since it bears on derivative processing and on any age analysis for children, and that interaction is where families are surprised. Provide birth certificates, marriage evidence and the intended processing arrangements to counsel, and preserve the supporting explanation for later stages, because whoever handles a subsequent filing may need to reconstruct the reasoning. A permitted treatment is not a guaranteed faster outcome.
An approved investor petition does not by itself give a spouse or children U.S. work authorization, so no household plan should assume employment before status exists.