; and (II) was encountered within 100 air miles of the international land borders of the United States. (6) Timing The provisional noncustodial removal proceedings described in this section shall conclude, to the maximum extent practicable, not later than 90 days after the date the alien is inspected and determined inadmissible. (b) Procedures for provisional noncustodial removal proceedings (1) Commencement (A) In general Provisional noncustodial removal proceedings shall commence under this section with respect to an alien immediately after the Secretary properly serves a notice of removal proceedings on the alien. (B) 90-day timeframe The 90-day period under subsection (a)(6) with respect to an alien shall commence upon an inspection and inadmissibility determination of the alien. (2) Service and notice of interview requirements In provisional noncustodial removal proceedings conducted under this section, the Secretary shall— (A) serve notice to the alien or, if personal service is not practicable, to the alien’s counsel of record; (B) ensure that such notice, to the maximum extent practicable, is in the alien’s native language or in a language the alien understands; and (C) include in such notice— (i) the nature of the proceedings against the alien; (ii) the legal authority under which such proceedings will be conducted; and (iii) the charges against the alien and the statutory provisions the alien is alleged to have violated; (D) inform the alien of his or her obligation— (i) to immediately provide (or have provided) to the Secretary, in writing, the mailing address, contact information, email address or other electronic address, and telephone number (if any), at which the alien may be contacted respecting the proceeding under this section; and (ii) to provide to the Secretary, in writing, any change of the alien’s mailing address or telephone number shortly after any such change