US HB4995

Establishes the Office of the Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts within the Department of State to lead interagency vetting, security screening, and case processing of Afghan allies seeking admission through Special Immigrant Visas, refugee programs, or humanitarian parole

Expands Coordinator responsibilities to include supporting voluntary departures from Afghanistan, facilitating family reunification for U.S. servicemembers and veterans, coordinating trauma recovery and medical care, and providing regular status updates to Congress

Requires creation of a secure, centralized database tracking Afghan applicants by immigration pathway and location, family reunification case status, processing times, denials, and military/veteran-linked family separation cases

Mandates quarterly reports to Congress beginning 30 days after database establishment, with information usable for operational reporting and oversight across federal agencies

Extends the sunset date for Coordinator authorities from 3 years to 5 years after enactment, with provisions allowing database maintenance beyond sunset pending congressional notification