No. A document may support a shared fact without proving all individual identities, relationships or requested information.
Match the record to the person and purpose
The FAQ recommends initially including the eligible spouse and unmarried children under 21 who will join, each with US$15,000 and US$1 million. Keep the relevant original and translation associated with the correct people; a complete translation does not make the document establish a relationship or event it never recorded.
Each included family member is currently subject to a separate processing fee and gift, and a successful family member receives the privileges of lawful permanent residence, including employment authorization. Make a per-person chart covering identity, relationship, age, current official program terms, separate immigration qualifications, vetting, and any required payment treatment. Build the total from the actual list of people rather than from a headline figure describing one principal, because a family comparison drawn from single-applicant numbers understates one side substantially. Including the family at the outset is officially recommended for program benefits, whereas a later step is examined under whatever procedure and eligibility rules apply at that time, which nobody can state today.