New York Order On Motion To Reenter Foster Care is a legal document issued by a court in New York State that allows a child who was previously in foster care to reenter the system. This document may be issued as part of an order of protection, a temporary order, or a permanent order. The order usually outlines the specific conditions for the child to return to foster care, such as the type of care they are to receive, the duration of their stay, and any other requirements for their safe and healthy reintegration. There are two types of New York Order On Motion To Reenter Foster Care: an ex parte order and an order after notice. An ex parte order is issued without notice to any other party and is usually granted for an emergency situation. An order after notice is issued when all parties have been given reasonable notice and an opportunity to be heard.