; (5) to coordinate with the Department of State and embassies and consulates of foreign governments to locate apprehended parents and legal guardians of children who have departed from the United States; (6) to provide clear notice to apprehended parents and legal guardians of their legal rights, including— (A) their parental and guardianship rights with respect to their children who have been designated as unaccompanied alien children; and (B) their right to designate another parent, legal guardian, or other qualified adult custodian to sponsor and care for such children; (7) to facilitate information sharing by parents and legal guardians about any arrangements to depart the United States with their consulate, their children, their children’s case worker, legal counsel, child advocate, and other adult custodians in advance of their departure; (8) to provide parents and legal guardians with order of deportation or removal access to nongovernmental organizations providing assistance with locating and reunifying their children; (9) to provide cost-free transportation of children separated from their parents or legal guardians to reunite with them or another parent, legal guardian, or other qualified adult custodian to which the children consent; (10) to establish a recordkeeping system that will maintain information to aid the reunification of every child separated from an apprehended parent or legal guardian; (11) to provide free telephone calls between apprehended parents and their children