No. Conditional residence begins at immigrant admission or adjustment approval.
Keep the bank and immigration dates separate
Record the contribution for the capital evidence, but use the actual conditional-residence start for the I-829 calendar. Filing is generally in the 90 days before its second anniversary. Payment or petition approval alone is not residence or present work authorization.
List construction or business milestones beside the actual immigration steps without treating them as interchangeable, and check current official processing information and the Visa Bulletin directly. Review any change in the project schedule or in family circumstances as it happens, and keep removal of conditions on the calendar as a later, distinct step rather than treating initial approval as the end of the process. Working backwards, the evidence-gathering should start well before the window opens, because obtaining employment records and financial statements from a third party takes time and the project may be dealing with many investors at once. The condition deciding which queue applies deserves plain statement: chargeability generally follows country of birth, so Canadian residence or a Canadian passport does not by itself place you in a particular queue.