; (B) Guatemala; (C) Honduras; and (D) any other Central American country that the Secretary of State considers appropriate to accept and process requests and applications under this subtitle. (b) Personnel (1) Refugee officers and related personnel The Secretary shall ensure that sufficient numbers of refugee officers and other personnel are assigned to each designated processing center to fulfill the requirements under this subtitle. (2) Support personnel The Secretary and the Attorney General shall hire and assign sufficient personnel to ensure, absent exceptional circumstances, that all security and law enforcement background checks required under this subtitle and family verification checks carried out by the Refugee Access Verification Unit are completed within 180 days. (c) Operations (1) In general Absent extraordinary circumstances, each designated processing center shall commence operations as expeditiously as possible. (2) Productivity and quality control The Secretary of State, in coordination with the Secretary, shall monitor the activities of each designated processing center and establish metrics and criteria for evaluating the productivity and quality control of each designated processing center. 2205. Registration and intake (a) Registration Each designated processing center shall receive and register individuals seeking to apply for benefits under this subtitle who meet criteria specified by the Secretary of State, in coordination with the Secretary. (b) Intake The designated processing center shall assess registered individuals to determine the benefits for which they may be eligible, including— (1) refugee resettlement pursuant to the Central American Refugee Program described in section 2206; (2) the Central American Minors Program described in section 2207