 ORR-4 Unaccompanied Minors Progress
When Form is to be Filed
The Refugee and Entrant Unaccompanied Minor Progress Report is required annually (approximately 12 months from the initial date of placement of a minor in a foster care setting and then every 12 months thereafter) to provide information on the status and progress of minors. This information will be used to assess the progress of minors and to meet reporting requirements in the Refugee Act of 1980. Failure to provide these reports may result in delay, suspension, or termination of grant support.
Distribution of Report Copies
Send the original report to Office of Refugee Resettlement, Department of Health and Human Services, 370 L'ENFANT PROMENADE, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20447, and a copy of the report to the State Agency.
SECTION I. IDENTIFYING DATA
Self-explanatory
SECTION II. PERSONAL FUNCTIONING OF THE CHILD
- Educational Information
- Provide the minor's school grade level in the available space. If the minor is not currently in school, give most recent grade level.
- Remedial services are additional educational services, including such services as special testing, tutorial, bilingual or translation services, etc.
Check the appropriate box. If the response is yes, specify the services received by th minor during this reporting period.
- Check the appropriate box. If the response is yes, specify any educational or vocational skills, certificates, diplomas, or GED received during this reporting period for those minors aged 14 years and older.
- Caseworker/Provider Assessment
Check the appropriate box.
Check the appropriate box (Better Than Adequate; Adequate; or Not Adequate) in the following four areas (English Language Skill; Education -- other than English; Social Adjustment; and Health Condition) which indicates the assessment of the minor's functioning.
SECTION III. FAMILY REUNIFICATION DATA
Self-explanatory
SECTION IV. FORM COMPLETION INFORMATION
Self-explanatory