For circumstances where refugees cannot return home because of the threat of persecution and cannot remain in the country where they initially sought protection, UNHCR considers refugee resettlement in a third country as “the only safe and viable durable solution”. The resettlement country must “provide refugees with legal and physical protection, and allow them access to civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights similar to those enjoyed by nationals and should allow for refugees to become naturalized citizens”.[13] In the United States, the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) was created to assist refugees in becoming integrated, self-sufficient and contributing members of American society.[14] Resettlement agencies also assist newly arrived refugees in addressing basic needs such as finding apartments, obtaining employment, enrolling children in school, etc., as well as help refugees build support systems within the United States.