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Submission for OMB Review;
Placement and Transfer of
Unaccompanied Children Into ORR
Care Provider Facilities (0970–0554)
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Administration for Children and
Families, Department of Health and
Human Services.
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information collection. The request
consists of several forms that allow the
Unaccompanied Children (UC) Program
to place UC referred to ORR by federal
agencies into care provider facilities and
to transfer UC within the ORR care
provider network.
DATES: Comments due within 30 days of
publication. OMB must make a decision
about the collection of information
between 30 and 60 days after
publication of this document in the
Federal Register. Therefore, a comment
is best assured of having its full effect
if OMB receives it within 30 days of
publication.
Written comments and
recommendations for the proposed
information collection should be sent
within 30 days of publication of this
notice to www.reginfo.gov/public/do/
PRAMain. Find this particular
information collection by selecting
‘‘Currently under 30-day Review—Open
for Public Comments’’ or by using the
search function.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Description: ORR received several
comments on this information
collection in response to the Federal
Register Notice published on January
19, 2021, (86 FR 5196) and has provided
responses to those comments in its final
submission to OMB. UC Path is critical
to program operations and it is
important that rollout of the new system
not be delayed. Therefore, the below
description details what will be
included in the initial launch of the UC
Path case management system and
revisions based on public comments
will be made after initial launch. ORR
plans to conduct a deliberative review
of commenters’ suggestions and
concerns and submit a request for
revisions to this information collection
request in January 2022. The upcoming
information collection request will also
include revisions based on feedback
from UC Path system users (i.e., ORR
grantee, contractor, and federal staff).
A. ORR plans to revise all 13
instruments currently approved under
OMB #0970–0554, all of which will be
incorporated into ORR’s new case
management system, UC Path. Five of
the instruments contain revisions to the
formatting, organization, or wording of
field labels with no changes to the
content. The remaining eight
instruments contain changes in content.
In addition, ORR plans to add four new
instruments to this collection that will
also be incorporated into UC Path.
Finally, ORR plans to replace the term
‘‘unaccompanied alien child (UAC)’’
with ‘‘unaccompanied child (UC)’’
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throughout the instruments in this
collection.
1. Placement Authorization (Form P–
1): This instrument is used by ORR to
authorize a care provider to provide care
and services to UC placed in their
facility. Care providers sign the
instrument to acknowledge certain
responsibilities related to the care of the
UC. ORR revised the formatting, but no
changes were made to the content. The
average burden minutes per response
was increased from 1 to 5 minutes.
2. Authorization for Medical, Dental,
and Mental Health Care (Form P–2):
This instrument is used by ORR to
authorize a care provider to provide
medical, dental, and mental health care
services to UC placed in their facility.
Care providers sign the instrument to
acknowledge certain responsibilities
related to the care of the UC. ORR
revised the formatting, but no changes
were made to the content. The average
burden minutes per response was
increased from 1 to 5 minutes.
3. Notice of Placement in a Restrictive
Setting (Form P–4/4s): This instrument
is used by care providers to document
and inform UC of the reason they have
been placed in a restrictive setting. ORR
revised the formatting, but no changes
were made to the content.
4. Long Term Foster Care Placement
Memo (Form P–5): This instrument is
used by care providers to ensure
placement in a foster home that meets
the UC’s needs and continuity of
services. ORR revised the formatting
and the order in which the fields
appear. ORR added two new questions
asking respondents to (1) describe any
specials skills or training of the foster
family or group home, and (2) provide
any further available information and/or
considerations about the time line for
physical transfer of the minor.
5. UC Referral (formerly titled Intakes
Placement Checklist and Add New UC)
(Form P–7): This instrument is used by
federal agencies to refer UC to ORR
custody and by ORR Intakes staff to
place UC in an ORR care provider
facility. It also contains a checklist that
is used by ORR Intakes staff to
determine whether initial placement in
a restrictive setting is appropriate for a
UC. ORR combined two of its current
instruments, Intakes Placement
Checklist and Add New UC, into one
instrument. The average burden minutes
per response was increased from 15 to
60 minutes, plus an additional 30
minutes if the placement checklist must
be completed. In addition, ORR made
the following revisions:
Æ Moved the ‘‘Immigration Status at
Referral’’ field to the UC Profile
instrument.
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Æ Created a new ‘‘Parent/Legal
Guardian Separation’’ section. This
section contains five fields, and replaces
the single question on the current
version of the Add New UC instrument.
Æ Created a new ‘‘MPP Information’’
section to capture information about
enrollment in the Migrant Protection
Protocol (MPP) program. This section
contains two fields.
Æ Moved the field ‘‘Related to Other
UC(s)?’’ to the UC Profile instrument.
Æ Moved fields related to family
groups to the UC Profile and Family
Group Entity instruments.
Æ Added the following fields to the
‘‘Apprehension and Referral
Information’’ section: ‘‘Referring Sector
Name,’’ ‘‘POC Primary Email,’’ ‘‘POC
Secondary Email,’’ and ‘‘Referring
Sector Code.’’
Æ Moved fields in the ‘‘Parent/
Relative Information’’ section to the UC
Profile instrument.
Æ Renamed the ‘‘Notes’’ field in the
‘‘Referral Notes’’ section to
‘‘Apprehension/Journey Notes’’ and
added a new field, ‘‘Referral
Cancellation Reason.’’
Æ Renamed the ‘‘ORR Placement
Information’’ section to ‘‘Placement
Request’’ and added the following
fields: ‘‘Required Placement Request,’’
‘‘Placement Requested Date/Time,’’
‘‘Program/Facility,’’ ‘‘Not Accepted
Reason,’’ ‘‘Placement Decision Date/
Time,’’ ‘‘Placement Notes,’’ and
‘‘Override Stop Placement Reason.’’
Æ Added a new section titled
‘‘Special Placement Request’’ that
contains the fields found in the
‘‘Placement Determination’’ section of
the current version of the Intakes
Placement Checklist.
Æ Created a new ‘‘Criminal
Information’’ section. This section
contains nine fields, and replaces the
two questions on criminal charges and
acting as a footguide on the current
version of the Add New UC instrument.
Æ A new section titled ‘‘Criminal
Charges’’ as added to capture more
detailed information if the UC has any
criminal charges, which contains nine
fields.
Æ A new ‘‘Detention Facilities’’
section as created to capture more
detailed information if the UC was ever
held in a detention facility. This section
contains nine fields.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Documents’’ section
where documents related directly to the
UC’s referral may be uploaded.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Entry Team’’ section
in which read and/or write access can
be granted to individuals who need
access privileges to the record, but do
not typically need such privileges for a
referral record.
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Æ Revised the Intakes Placement
Checklist as follows:
D Reorganized the checklist into
distinct sections for staff secure and
secure placement criteria.
D Removed ‘‘UC will be turning 18
year of age in the next month’’ as an
escape risk criteria.
D Removed the ‘‘Danger to Self’’
section.
D Revised the lists of criminal
offenses in both the staff secure and
secure sections.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Initial Health
Information’’ section to capture more
detailed information about the UC’s
health. This section contains 31 fields.
6. Care Provider Checklist for
Transfers to Influx Care Facilities (Form
P–8): This instrument is used by care
providers to ensure that all criteria for
transfer of a UC to an influx care facility
have been met. ORR revised the
formatting and reworded some field
labels, but no changes were made to the
content.
7. Medical Checklist for Non-Influx
Transfers (Form P–9A): This instrument
is used by care providers to ensure that
UC are medically cleared for transfer
within the ORR care provider network,
excluding transfer to an influx care
facility. ORR revised the formatting and
reworded the questions. In addition,
ORR removed the question asking if the
child is free of all medical conditions
requiring specialist care.
8. Medical Checklist for Transfers to
Influx Care Facilities (Form P–9B): This
instrument is used by care providers to
ensure that UC are medically cleared for
transfer to an influx care facility. ORR
revised the formatting and instructions,
reworded most questions, and clarified
which questions are only applicable to
influx care facilities located on
Department of Defense sites. ORR also
added four new questions that ask about
sexually transmitted disease, injection
drug use, allergies, and the completion
of lab and diagnosis field in UC Path.
9. Transfer Request (Form P–10A):
This instrument is used by care provider
facilities, ORR contractor staff, and ORR
federal staff to process
recommendations and decisions for
transfer of a UC within the ORR care
provider network for non-influx
transfers. ORR revised the formatting
and reworded many of the section titles
and fields. In addition, ORR made the
following revisions to this instrument:
Æ In the ‘‘Transfer Request’’ section,
ORR removed the field ‘‘Requested
Date’’ and added the following fields:
‘‘Status,’’ ‘‘Transfer Type,’’ ‘‘High
Priority,’’ ‘‘Transfer Cancellation
Reason,’’ ‘‘Case Coordinator,’’ and
‘‘Legal Eligibility.’’
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Æ Added the following fields to the
‘‘Case Coordinator Recommendation’’
section: ‘‘Pending Information,’’ ‘‘FFS
Authorized to Proceed,’’ and ‘‘Add to
Waitlist?’’
Æ Moved fields related to the UC’s
attorney of record from the ‘‘Reason for
Transfer Request’’ section to the
‘‘Casefile Summaries’’ section.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Transfer
Designation’’ section containing three
fields.
Æ Added a ‘‘Remand for Further
Information’’ to the ‘‘ORR Decision’’
section.
Æ Removed the ‘‘Transfer Packet’’
section.
Æ Added the following fields to the
‘‘COA–COV’’ section: ‘‘Specify UC
Special Needs’’ and ‘‘Other Change
Venue Cause.’’
Æ Added a new ‘‘Entry Team’’ section
in which read and/or write access can
be granted to individuals who need
access privileges to the record, but do
not typically need such privileges for a
referral record.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Documents’’
sections where documents related
directly to the UC’s transfer may be
uploaded.
Æ Added a new ‘‘Program Referrals’’
section in which care providers can
search for programs that fit the UC’s
transfer criteria and make referrals.
10. Influx Transfer Request (Form P–
10B): This instrument is used by care
provider facilities and ORR federal staff
to process recommendations and
decisions for transfers to an influx care
facility. This is a new instrument that
ORR plans to add to this collection.
11. Transfer Summary and Tracking
(formerly titled Transfer Request and
Tracking Form) (Form P–11): This
instrument is used by care providers to
track the physical transfer of the UC and
their belongings. ORR revised the
formatting and reworded some of the
fields. ORR also removed the field
‘‘FINS Number’’ and added the fields
‘‘Gender’’ and ‘‘Gender Other.’’
12. Program Entity (formerly titled UC
Portal Capacity Report) (Form P–12):
This instrument is used by care
providers and ORR to track certain
information related to care provider
programs, such as location, contact
information, bed capacity, state
licensure, grant information,
monitoring, and program census. ORR
greatly expanded this instrument to
track multiple types of information
related to care provider programs. The
average burden minutes per response
was increased from 5 to 30 minutes. In
addition to bed capacity, this
instrument contains the following
information:
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Æ An overview of the program that
includes name, status, parent entity,
type, address, region, and acceptable
placement types;
Æ Various program points of contact;
Æ Stakeholder information (child
advocate program, legal service
provider, field office juvenile
coordinator);
Æ Information related to the
program’s state licensing agency and
licensing status;
Æ Information related to the
program’s Administration for Children
and Families grant;
Æ Fields tracking the reason and dates
of stop placements, if applicable;
Æ Information related to the
program’s ORR monitoring schedule;
Æ Sections that list all events and
incident reports created for the program
(cleared as separate instruments in OMB
#0970–0547);
Æ Census information and the ability
to initiate prescreening for transfers to
influx care facilities (cleared as Influx
Transfer Manual and Prescreen Review
in this collection);
Æ An area to add individuals to the
program’s team (e.g., assigned Federal
Field Specialist, Project Officer);
Æ An area to upload documents
related to the facility and its operations
and/or compliance; and
Æ An auto-populated capacity
dashboard to track available beds.
13. UC Profile (formerly titled Add
New UC) (Form P–13): This instrument
is used by referring federal agencies and
care providers to create a profile for a
UC from which all information related
to their case can be accessed.
Previously, the purpose of this
instrument was to (1) create an initial
profile and (2) receive/process referrals.
The function of receiving/processing
referrals and the related fields from the
Add New UC instrument were moved to
the UC Referral instrument, as noted
above in the description of changes for
UC Referral. The function of creating an
initial profile in the system and related
fields containing basic UC information
remain with this instrument. However,
the purpose of this instrument has been
expanded. It now acts as a hub where
users can assess all records related to a
UC’s case. Most of the records accessible
from the UC Profile are being cleared as
separate instruments, either in this or
another one of ORR’s information
collections. The sections being cleared
under this instrument are as follows:
Profile Information, Program
Designation, Legal—Immigration,
Legal—Administrative, System
Information, Apprehended
Relationships, Other Relationships,
Adult Contact Relationships, Entity
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Team, and Documents. The average
burden minutes per response was
increased from 15 to 45 minutes.
14. ORR Transfer Notice—Notice of
Transfer to ICE Chief Counsel—Change
of Address/Change of Venue (Form P–
14): This instrument is used by care
providers to notify the Department of
Homeland Security (DHS) of the transfer
of a UC within the ORR care provider
network so that DHS may file a Motion
for Change of Venue and/or Change of
Address with the Executive Office for
Immigration Review to ensure the UC’s
immigration case is transferred to the
local immigration court, if applicable.
ORR revised the formatting, but no
changes were made to the content.
15. Family Group Entity (Form P–15):
This instrument is used by the ORR
Intakes Team to associate UCs who are
members of the same family with each
other. This is a new instrument that
ORR plans to add to this collection.
16. Influx Transfer Manifest (Form P–
16): This instrument is used by
designated care provider staff and ORR
staff to plan, track, and notify
stakeholders of group transfers to an
influx care facility. This is a new
instrument that ORR plans to add to this
collection.
17. Influx Transfer Manual and
Prescreen Review (Form P–17): This
instrument is used by designated care
provider staff to evaluate each UC’s
eligibility to be transferred to an influx
care facility. Care provider staff review
and update information on daily during
times of influx. This is a new
instrument that ORR plans to add to this
collection.
B. ORR plans to remove the term
‘‘alien’’ from the title of this information
collection and revise it to read
‘‘Placement and Transfer of
Unaccompanied Children into ORR Care
Provider Facilities.’’
C. ORR intends to conduct a phased
rollout of the UC Path system.
Beginning fall 2021, ORR plans to roll
the UC Path system out to a small group
of care provider programs. ORR will
gradually expand use of the system to
other programs and expects all care
provider programs will be using UC
Path by spring 2022. To ensure
continuity of operations, care provider
programs will need the ability to
continue using instruments in the UC
Portal system while they are waiting to
transition over to the UC Path system.
Therefore, ORR proposes continued use
of the following UC Portal (ORR’s
current case management system)
instruments, concurrently with the UC
Path versions of the same instruments,
until all care provider programs are
using UC Path.
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1. Placement Authorization (Form P–1)
2. Authorization for Medical, Dental,
and Mental Health Care (Form P–2)
3. Intakes Placement Checklist
4. Transfer Request (Form P–10A)
5. Transfer Summary and Tracking
(formerly titled Transfer Request
and Tracking Form) (Form P–11)
6. UC Portal Capacity Report (Form P–
12)
7. Add New UC (Form P–13)
8. ORR Transfer Notification—Notice of
Transfer to Immigration and
Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Chief
Counsel—Change of Address/
Change of Venue (Form P–14)
Respondents: ORR grantee and
contractor staff, other federal agencies.
ANNUAL BURDEN ESTIMATES
Average
burden
minutes
per response
Annual total
burden hours
Placement Authorization (Form P–1) ..............................................................
Authorization for Medical, Dental, and Mental Health Care (Form P–2) ........
Notice of Placement in a Restrictive Setting (Form P–4/4s) ...........................
Long Term Foster Care Placement Memo (Form P–5) ..................................
UC Referral (Form P–7) ..................................................................................
UC Referral—Intakes Placement Checklist (Form P–7) .................................
Care Provider Checklist for Transfers to Influx Care Facilities (Form P–8) ...
Medical Checklist for Transfers (Form P–9A) .................................................
Medical Checklist for Influx Transfers (Form P–9B) .......................................
Transfer Request (Form P–10A)—Grantee Case Manager ............................
Transfer Request (Form P–10A)—Contractor Case Coordinator ...................
Influx Transfer Request (Form P–10B) ...........................................................
Transfer Summary and Tracking (Form P–11) ...............................................
Program Entity (Form P–12) ............................................................................
UC Profile (Form P–13) ...................................................................................
ORR Transfer Notification—ORR Notification to ICE Chief Counsel of
Transfer of UC and Request to Change Address/Venue (Form P–14) ......
Family Group Entity (Form P–15) ....................................................................
Influx Transfer Manifest (Form P–16) ..............................................................
Influx Transfer Manual and Prescreen Criteria Review (Form P–17) .............
216
216
15
30
16
16
216
216
216
216
250
216
216
216
216
278
278
34
3
3,250
9
10
27
63
37
37
63
37
12
241
5
5
20
15
60
30
15
5
10
25
20
25
10
30
45
5,004
5,004
170
23
52,000
72
540
486
2,268
3,330
3,083
5,670
1,332
1,296
39,042
216
16
3
216
37
188
12
43,333
10
5
20
30
1,332
251
12
4,679,964
Estimated Annual Burden Hours Total .....................................................
........................
........................
........................
4,800,879
Authority: 6 U.S.C. 279; 8 U.S.C.
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Agreement, No. CV85–4544–RJK (C.D.
Cal. 1996).
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ACF/OPRE Certifying Officer.
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[Federal Register Volume 86, Number 193 (Friday, October 8, 2021)]
[Notices]
[Pages 56269-56272]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 2021-21999]
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Administration for Children and Families
Submission for OMB Review; Placement and Transfer of
Unaccompanied Children Into ORR Care Provider Facilities (0970-0554)
AGENCY: Office of Refugee Resettlement, Administration for Children and
Families, Department of Health and Human Services.
ACTION: Request for public comment.
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SUMMARY: The Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), Administration for
Children and Families (ACF), U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS), is inviting public comments on revisions to an approved
information collection. The request consists of several forms that
allow the Unaccompanied Children (UC) Program to place UC referred to
ORR by federal agencies into care provider facilities and to transfer
UC within the ORR care provider network.
DATES: Comments due within 30 days of publication. OMB must make a
decision about the collection of information between 30 and 60 days
after publication of this document in the Federal Register. Therefore,
a comment is best assured of having its full effect if OMB receives it
within 30 days of publication.
ADDRESSES: Written comments and recommendations for the proposed
information collection should be sent within 30 days of publication of
this notice to www.reginfo.gov/public/do/PRAMain. Find this particular
information collection by selecting ``Currently under 30-day Review--
Open for Public Comments'' or by using the search function.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Description: ORR received several comments on this information
collection in response to the Federal Register Notice published on
January 19, 2021, (86 FR 5196) and has provided responses to those
comments in its final submission to OMB. UC Path is critical to program
operations and it is important that rollout of the new system not be
delayed. Therefore, the below description details what will be included
in the initial launch of the UC Path case management system and
revisions based on public comments will be made after initial launch.
ORR plans to conduct a deliberative review of commenters' suggestions
and concerns and submit a request for revisions to this information
collection request in January 2022. The upcoming information collection
request will also include revisions based on feedback from UC Path
system users (i.e., ORR grantee, contractor, and federal staff).
A. ORR plans to revise all 13 instruments currently approved under
OMB #0970-0554, all of which will be incorporated into ORR's new case
management system, UC Path. Five of the instruments contain revisions
to the formatting, organization, or wording of field labels with no
changes to the content. The remaining eight instruments contain changes
in content. In addition, ORR plans to add four new instruments to this
collection that will also be incorporated into UC Path. Finally, ORR
plans to replace the term ``unaccompanied alien child (UAC)'' with
``unaccompanied child (UC)''
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throughout the instruments in this collection.
1. Placement Authorization (Form P-1): This instrument is used by
ORR to authorize a care provider to provide care and services to UC
placed in their facility. Care providers sign the instrument to
acknowledge certain responsibilities related to the care of the UC. ORR
revised the formatting, but no changes were made to the content. The
average burden minutes per response was increased from 1 to 5 minutes.
2. Authorization for Medical, Dental, and Mental Health Care (Form
P-2): This instrument is used by ORR to authorize a care provider to
provide medical, dental, and mental health care services to UC placed
in their facility. Care providers sign the instrument to acknowledge
certain responsibilities related to the care of the UC. ORR revised the
formatting, but no changes were made to the content. The average burden
minutes per response was increased from 1 to 5 minutes.
3. Notice of Placement in a Restrictive Setting (Form P-4/4s): This
instrument is used by care providers to document and inform UC of the
reason they have been placed in a restrictive setting. ORR revised the
formatting, but no changes were made to the content.
4. Long Term Foster Care Placement Memo (Form P-5): This instrument
is used by care providers to ensure placement in a foster home that
meets the UC's needs and continuity of services. ORR revised the
formatting and the order in which the fields appear. ORR added two new
questions asking respondents to (1) describe any specials skills or
training of the foster family or group home, and (2) provide any
further available information and/or considerations about the time line
for physical transfer of the minor.
5. UC Referral (formerly titled Intakes Placement Checklist and Add
New UC) (Form P-7): This instrument is used by federal agencies to
refer UC to ORR custody and by ORR Intakes staff to place UC in an ORR
care provider facility. It also contains a checklist that is used by
ORR Intakes staff to determine whether initial placement in a
restrictive setting is appropriate for a UC. ORR combined two of its
current instruments, Intakes Placement Checklist and Add New UC, into
one instrument. The average burden minutes per response was increased
from 15 to 60 minutes, plus an additional 30 minutes if the placement
checklist must be completed. In addition, ORR made the following
revisions:
[cir] Moved the ``Immigration Status at Referral'' field to the UC
Profile instrument.
[cir] Created a new ``Parent/Legal Guardian Separation'' section.
This section contains five fields, and replaces the single question on
the current version of the Add New UC instrument.
[cir] Created a new ``MPP Information'' section to capture
information about enrollment in the Migrant Protection Protocol (MPP)
program. This section contains two fields.
[cir] Moved the field ``Related to Other UC(s)?'' to the UC Profile
instrument.
[cir] Moved fields related to family groups to the UC Profile and
Family Group Entity instruments.
[cir] Added the following fields to the ``Apprehension and Referral
Information'' section: ``Referring Sector Name,'' ``POC Primary
Email,'' ``POC Secondary Email,'' and ``Referring Sector Code.''
[cir] Moved fields in the ``Parent/Relative Information'' section
to the UC Profile instrument.
[cir] Renamed the ``Notes'' field in the ``Referral Notes'' section
to ``Apprehension/Journey Notes'' and added a new field, ``Referral
Cancellation Reason.''
[cir] Renamed the ``ORR Placement Information'' section to
``Placement Request'' and added the following fields: ``Required
Placement Request,'' ``Placement Requested Date/Time,'' ``Program/
Facility,'' ``Not Accepted Reason,'' ``Placement Decision Date/Time,''
``Placement Notes,'' and ``Override Stop Placement Reason.''
[cir] Added a new section titled ``Special Placement Request'' that
contains the fields found in the ``Placement Determination'' section of
the current version of the Intakes Placement Checklist.
[cir] Created a new ``Criminal Information'' section. This section
contains nine fields, and replaces the two questions on criminal
charges and acting as a footguide on the current version of the Add New
UC instrument.
[cir] A new section titled ``Criminal Charges'' as added to capture
more detailed information if the UC has any criminal charges, which
contains nine fields.
[cir] A new ``Detention Facilities'' section as created to capture
more detailed information if the UC was ever held in a detention
facility. This section contains nine fields.
[cir] Added a new ``Documents'' section where documents related
directly to the UC's referral may be uploaded.
[cir] Added a new ``Entry Team'' section in which read and/or write
access can be granted to individuals who need access privileges to the
record, but do not typically need such privileges for a referral
record.
[cir] Revised the Intakes Placement Checklist as follows:
[ssquf] Reorganized the checklist into distinct sections for staff
secure and secure placement criteria.
[ssquf] Removed ``UC will be turning 18 year of age in the next
month'' as an escape risk criteria.
[ssquf] Removed the ``Danger to Self'' section.
[ssquf] Revised the lists of criminal offenses in both the staff
secure and secure sections.
[cir] Added a new ``Initial Health Information'' section to capture
more detailed information about the UC's health. This section contains
31 fields.
6. Care Provider Checklist for Transfers to Influx Care Facilities
(Form P-8): This instrument is used by care providers to ensure that
all criteria for transfer of a UC to an influx care facility have been
met. ORR revised the formatting and reworded some field labels, but no
changes were made to the content.
7. Medical Checklist for Non-Influx Transfers (Form P-9A): This
instrument is used by care providers to ensure that UC are medically
cleared for transfer within the ORR care provider network, excluding
transfer to an influx care facility. ORR revised the formatting and
reworded the questions. In addition, ORR removed the question asking if
the child is free of all medical conditions requiring specialist care.
8. Medical Checklist for Transfers to Influx Care Facilities (Form
P-9B): This instrument is used by care providers to ensure that UC are
medically cleared for transfer to an influx care facility. ORR revised
the formatting and instructions, reworded most questions, and clarified
which questions are only applicable to influx care facilities located
on Department of Defense sites. ORR also added four new questions that
ask about sexually transmitted disease, injection drug use, allergies,
and the completion of lab and diagnosis field in UC Path.
9. Transfer Request (Form P-10A): This instrument is used by care
provider facilities, ORR contractor staff, and ORR federal staff to
process recommendations and decisions for transfer of a UC within the
ORR care provider network for non-influx transfers. ORR revised the
formatting and reworded many of the section titles and fields. In
addition, ORR made the following revisions to this instrument:
[cir] In the ``Transfer Request'' section, ORR removed the field
``Requested Date'' and added the following fields: ``Status,''
``Transfer Type,'' ``High Priority,'' ``Transfer Cancellation Reason,''
``Case Coordinator,'' and ``Legal Eligibility.''
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[cir] Added the following fields to the ``Case Coordinator
Recommendation'' section: ``Pending Information,'' ``FFS Authorized to
Proceed,'' and ``Add to Waitlist?''
[cir] Moved fields related to the UC's attorney of record from the
``Reason for Transfer Request'' section to the ``Casefile Summaries''
section.
[cir] Added a new ``Transfer Designation'' section containing three
fields.
[cir] Added a ``Remand for Further Information'' to the ``ORR
Decision'' section.
[cir] Removed the ``Transfer Packet'' section.
[cir] Added the following fields to the ``COA-COV'' section:
``Specify UC Special Needs'' and ``Other Change Venue Cause.''
[cir] Added a new ``Entry Team'' section in which read and/or write
access can be granted to individuals who need access privileges to the
record, but do not typically need such privileges for a referral
record.
[cir] Added a new ``Documents'' sections where documents related
directly to the UC's transfer may be uploaded.
[cir] Added a new ``Program Referrals'' section in which care
providers can search for programs that fit the UC's transfer criteria
and make referrals.
10. Influx Transfer Request (Form P-10B): This instrument is used
by care provider facilities and ORR federal staff to process
recommendations and decisions for transfers to an influx care facility.
This is a new instrument that ORR plans to add to this collection.
11. Transfer Summary and Tracking (formerly titled Transfer Request
and Tracking Form) (Form P-11): This instrument is used by care
providers to track the physical transfer of the UC and their
belongings. ORR revised the formatting and reworded some of the fields.
ORR also removed the field ``FINS Number'' and added the fields
``Gender'' and ``Gender Other.''
12. Program Entity (formerly titled UC Portal Capacity Report)
(Form P-12): This instrument is used by care providers and ORR to track
certain information related to care provider programs, such as
location, contact information, bed capacity, state licensure, grant
information, monitoring, and program census. ORR greatly expanded this
instrument to track multiple types of information related to care
provider programs. The average burden minutes per response was
increased from 5 to 30 minutes. In addition to bed capacity, this
instrument contains the following information:
[cir] An overview of the program that includes name, status, parent
entity, type, address, region, and acceptable placement types;
[cir] Various program points of contact;
[cir] Stakeholder information (child advocate program, legal
service provider, field office juvenile coordinator);
[cir] Information related to the program's state licensing agency
and licensing status;
[cir] Information related to the program's Administration for
Children and Families grant;
[cir] Fields tracking the reason and dates of stop placements, if
applicable;
[cir] Information related to the program's ORR monitoring schedule;
[cir] Sections that list all events and incident reports created
for the program (cleared as separate instruments in OMB #0970-0547);
[cir] Census information and the ability to initiate prescreening
for transfers to influx care facilities (cleared as Influx Transfer
Manual and Prescreen Review in this collection);
[cir] An area to add individuals to the program's team (e.g.,
assigned Federal Field Specialist, Project Officer);
[cir] An area to upload documents related to the facility and its
operations and/or compliance; and
[cir] An auto-populated capacity dashboard to track available beds.
13. UC Profile (formerly titled Add New UC) (Form P-13): This
instrument is used by referring federal agencies and care providers to
create a profile for a UC from which all information related to their
case can be accessed. Previously, the purpose of this instrument was to
(1) create an initial profile and (2) receive/process referrals. The
function of receiving/processing referrals and the related fields from
the Add New UC instrument were moved to the UC Referral instrument, as
noted above in the description of changes for UC Referral. The function
of creating an initial profile in the system and related fields
containing basic UC information remain with this instrument. However,
the purpose of this instrument has been expanded. It now acts as a hub
where users can assess all records related to a UC's case. Most of the
records accessible from the UC Profile are being cleared as separate
instruments, either in this or another one of ORR's information
collections. The sections being cleared under this instrument are as
follows: Profile Information, Program Designation, Legal--Immigration,
Legal--Administrative, System Information, Apprehended Relationships,
Other Relationships, Adult Contact Relationships, Entity Team, and
Documents. The average burden minutes per response was increased from
15 to 45 minutes.
14. ORR Transfer Notice--Notice of Transfer to ICE Chief Counsel--
Change of Address/Change of Venue (Form P-14): This instrument is used
by care providers to notify the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
of the transfer of a UC within the ORR care provider network so that
DHS may file a Motion for Change of Venue and/or Change of Address with
the Executive Office for Immigration Review to ensure the UC's
immigration case is transferred to the local immigration court, if
applicable. ORR revised the formatting, but no changes were made to the
content.
15. Family Group Entity (Form P-15): This instrument is used by the
ORR Intakes Team to associate UCs who are members of the same family
with each other. This is a new instrument that ORR plans to add to this
collection.
16. Influx Transfer Manifest (Form P-16): This instrument is used
by designated care provider staff and ORR staff to plan, track, and
notify stakeholders of group transfers to an influx care facility. This
is a new instrument that ORR plans to add to this collection.
17. Influx Transfer Manual and Prescreen Review (Form P-17): This
instrument is used by designated care provider staff to evaluate each
UC's eligibility to be transferred to an influx care facility. Care
provider staff review and update information on daily during times of
influx. This is a new instrument that ORR plans to add to this
collection.
B. ORR plans to remove the term ``alien'' from the title of this
information collection and revise it to read ``Placement and Transfer
of Unaccompanied Children into ORR Care Provider Facilities.''
C. ORR intends to conduct a phased rollout of the UC Path system.
Beginning fall 2021, ORR plans to roll the UC Path system out to a
small group of care provider programs. ORR will gradually expand use of
the system to other programs and expects all care provider programs
will be using UC Path by spring 2022. To ensure continuity of
operations, care provider programs will need the ability to continue
using instruments in the UC Portal system while they are waiting to
transition over to the UC Path system. Therefore, ORR proposes
continued use of the following UC Portal (ORR's current case management
system) instruments, concurrently with the UC Path versions of the same
instruments, until all care provider programs are using UC Path.
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1. Placement Authorization (Form P-1)
2. Authorization for Medical, Dental, and Mental Health Care (Form P-2)
3. Intakes Placement Checklist
4. Transfer Request (Form P-10A)
5. Transfer Summary and Tracking (formerly titled Transfer Request and
Tracking Form) (Form P-11)
6. UC Portal Capacity Report (Form P-12)
7. Add New UC (Form P-13)
8. ORR Transfer Notification--Notice of Transfer to Immigration and
Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Chief Counsel--Change of Address/Change of
Venue (Form P-14)
Respondents: ORR grantee and contractor staff, other federal
agencies.
Annual Burden Estimates
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Annual number
Annual number of responses Average burden Annual total
Instrument of per minutes per burden hours
respondents respondent response
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Placement Authorization (Form P-1).............. 216 278 5 5,004
Authorization for Medical, Dental, and Mental 216 278 5 5,004
Health Care (Form P-2).........................
Notice of Placement in a Restrictive Setting 15 34 20 170
(Form P-4/4s)..................................
Long Term Foster Care Placement Memo (Form P-5). 30 3 15 23
UC Referral (Form P-7).......................... 16 3,250 60 52,000
UC Referral--Intakes Placement Checklist (Form P- 16 9 30 72
7).............................................
Care Provider Checklist for Transfers to Influx 216 10 15 540
Care Facilities (Form P-8).....................
Medical Checklist for Transfers (Form P-9A)..... 216 27 5 486
Medical Checklist for Influx Transfers (Form P- 216 63 10 2,268
9B)............................................
Transfer Request (Form P-10A)--Grantee Case 216 37 25 3,330
Manager........................................
Transfer Request (Form P-10A)--Contractor Case 250 37 20 3,083
Coordinator....................................
Influx Transfer Request (Form P-10B)............ 216 63 25 5,670
Transfer Summary and Tracking (Form P-11)....... 216 37 10 1,332
Program Entity (Form P-12)...................... 216 12 30 1,296
UC Profile (Form P-13).......................... 216 241 45 39,042
ORR Transfer Notification--ORR Notification to 216 37 10 1,332
ICE Chief Counsel of Transfer of UC and Request
to Change Address/Venue (Form P-14)............
Family Group Entity (Form P-15)................. 16 188 5 251
Influx Transfer Manifest (Form P-16)............ 3 12 20 12
Influx Transfer Manual and Prescreen Criteria 216 43,333 30 4,679,964
Review (Form P-17).............................
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Estimated Annual Burden Hours Total......... .............. .............. .............. 4,800,879
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Authority: 6 U.S.C. 279; 8 U.S.C. 1232; Flores v. Reno Settlement
Agreement, No. CV85-4544-RJK (C.D. Cal. 1996).
Mary B. Jones,
ACF/OPRE Certifying Officer.
[FR Doc. 2021-21999 Filed 10-7-21; 8:45 am]
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