; or (ii) a law student who is qualified under applicable law governing representation by law students of parties in legal proceedings and who provides such representation on a pro bono basis. (B) Representation of victims (i) In general A petition involving a victim under the age of 16 at the time the petition is filed shall be filed by an authorized representative, qualified organization, or a person described in subparagraph (A). (ii) No requirement for qualified organizations to have contact with, or knowledge of, victim A qualified organization may submit a notification to a provider or file a petition on behalf of a victim without regard to whether the qualified organization has contact with the victim or knows the identity, location, or contact information of the victim. (g) Procedures To contest a failure To remove child sexual abuse material or a notification reporting child sexual abuse material (1) Procedure to contest a failure to remove (A) Complainant petition A complainant may file a petition to the Board claiming that, as applicable— (i) the complainant submitted a complete notification to a provider concerning alleged child sexual abuse material, and that— (I) the provider— (aa) did not remove the alleged child sexual abuse material within the timeframe required under subsection (c)(1)(A)(i); or (bb) incorrectly claimed that— (AA) the alleged child sexual abuse material at issue could not be located or removed through reasonable means; (BB) the notification was incomplete; or (CC) the notification was duplicative under subsection (c)(2)(C)(i); and (II) did not file a timely petition to contest the notification with the Board under paragraph (2)