; (2) has been denominated a tribe by an Act of Congress or Executive order; and (3) has been treated by the Federal Government as having collective rights in tribal lands or funds. 9. Notice of receipt of a petition (a) In general Not later than 30 days after receiving a letter of intent, or a documented petition if a letter of intent has not previously been received and noticed, the Assistant Secretary shall acknowledge to the sender such receipt in writing. Notice under this subsection shall— (1) include the name, location, and mailing address of the petitioner and such other information to identify the entity submitting the letter of intent or documented petition and the date it was received; (2) serve to announce the opportunity for interested parties and informed parties to submit factual or legal arguments in support of or in opposition to the petitioner’s request for acknowledgment or to request to be kept informed of all general actions affecting the petition; and (3) indicate where a copy of the letter of intent and the documented petition may be examined. (b) Notice to State governments The Assistant Secretary shall notify, in writing— (1) the Governor and Attorney General of the State or States in which a petitioner is located; and (2) any recognized tribe and any other petitioner that— (A) appears to have a historical or present relationship with the petitioner; or (B) may otherwise be considered to have a potential interest in the acknowledgment determination. (c) Publication Not later than 60 days after receiving a letter of intent, or a documented petition if a letter of intent has not previously been received and noticed, the Assistant Secretary shall have the notice required under this section published— (1) in the Federal Register