Which organization assists with refugee resettlement and which form is submitted to countries with available quotas?

• A. United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees; resettlement registration form (RRF)
• B. World Health Organization; travel visa
• C. International Organization for Migration; work permit
• D. International Refugee Committee; refugee travel document

Answer: (A)

UNHCR is the organization that coordinates refugee protection and leads resettlement efforts, working with governments to identify refugees who may be granted a place in countries with available quotas. The document used to initiate and document this process with those countries is the resettlement registration form (RRF), which collects the refugee’s information and eligibility so a case can be referred for resettlement.

Other options relate to different roles: the World Health Organization focuses on health rather than resettlement; a travel visa is a general entry document not specific to the resettlement quota process; the International Organization for Migration handles broader migration matters and may support movement, but the formal resettlement channel tied to quotas centers on UNHCR; and a nongovernmental-sounding “International Refugee Committee” is not the official body for submitting cases to quota countries.