will be used to search the reference photo database. (D) Any details regarding other investigative measures taken to identify such person and an explanation for why such measures failed or are reasonably unlikely to succeed. (E) Any other investigative procedures to identify such person have been tried and failed or are reasonably unlikely to succeed. (F) Probable cause to believe that such person has committed or is committing a particular offense or offenses enumerated in section 3559(c)(2)(F) of title 18, United States Code. (4) Contents of order The order described in this paragraph shall include the following: (A) All information required to be included in the application pursuant to such paragraph (3). (B) A prohibition on the use, for purposes of a search of a reference photo database, other than pursuant to another order under this Act, of any photo or video not specifically listed in the order. (C) A time period within which the search shall be made not more than 7 days, and after which no such search may be made, except pursuant to another order under this Act. (D) The authority under which the search is to be made. (5) Notice to the Public (A) In general Each State department of motor vehicles shall post notices in conspicuous locations at each department office, make written information available to all applicants at each office, and provide information on the department website regarding State investigative or law enforcement officers’ searches of driver’s license and ID photos through facial recognition. The notices, written information, and online information must describe how officers use and access facial recognition in criminal investigations. (B) Language requirement Notices required under subparagraph (A) shall be posted, as necessary and reasonable, in Spanish or any language common to a significant portion of the department’s customers, if they are not fluent in English. The department shall provide translations of the poster and an electronic link that leads to the department’s website