a complaint with the Attorney General under subsection (c), an individual must first notify the private owner or operator of a consumer facing website or mobile application that such website or mobile application is not in compliance with the standard for compliance under section 601 of this title. (1) If within 90 days of receiving notice under subsection (b) the owner or operator of a consumer facing website or mobile application fails to bring such website or such application into compliance with the requirement under section 601 of this title, an individual may file a complaint with the Department. (2) If an individual files a complaint with the Department of Justice (referred to in this title as the Department ) under paragraph (1), a copy of such complaint shall be provided to the owner or operator of a consumer facing website or mobile application. (c) Reporting of violations to Attorney General (1) Deadline to file complaint If an individual files a complaint with the Department, such complaint shall be filed within the 90-day period beginning on the date after the 90-day period under subsection (b)(1) has terminated. (2) Investigation by Attorney General Upon receiving a complaint of an alleged violation, the Attorney General shall complete an investigation within 180 days to determine whether a violation exists. (3) Final agency determination The Attorney General shall be considered to have made a final determination on a complaint if— (A) during the 180-day period after a complaint has been filed with the Department, the Attorney General determines the owner or operator of a consumer facing website or mobile application is not in compliance with the standard set forth under section 601