No. Course expenditure and an employment chronology are different facts. The actual continuous full-time qualifying foreign year must be established.
Budget training without assigning it a legal effect it lacks
Identify the knowledge genuinely learned and applied. Government and professional preparation fees are separate, and no training price can cure the related-business or offsite conditions.
USCIS does not charge a different fee based on how the specialized-knowledge case is argued, and the petition still follows the standard Form I-129 fee structure under the current fee schedule, Form G-1055, which should be verified before filing since amounts change. The knowledge claim has to be built from internal material that nobody has previously organised: design records, commissioning reports, training documents, and an explanation of how long the company needs to develop a replacement. The useful expenditure is internal: the time of the quality and operations staff who compile investigation logs, the IT staff who can document the system integration, and the human-resources staff who can produce the training matrix and payroll history.