; and (bb) refer the matter to the Attorney General. (II) Effect of dismissal If a provider’s petition is dismissed under clause (I)(aa), the complainant may bring a petition under paragraph (1) as if the provider did not file a petition within the timeframe specified in subparagraph (B). (iii) Effect on timing The Board shall prioritize the issuance of a determination concerning any petition subject to this subparagraph to the extent possible without causing undue prejudice to any party or interested owner. (3) Commencement of proceeding (A) In general In order to commence a proceeding under this section, a petitioning party shall, subject to such additional requirements as may be prescribed in regulations established by the Commission, file a petition with the Board, that includes a statement of claims and material facts in support of each claim in the petition. A petition may set forth more than one claim. A petition shall also include information establishing that it has been filed within the applicable timeframe. (B) Review of petitions by Child Online Protection Attorneys Child Online Protection Attorneys may review petitions to assess whether they are complete. The Board may permit a petitioning party to refile a defective petition. The Attorney may assist the petitioning party in making any corrections. (C) Dismissal The Board may dismiss, with or without prejudice, any petition that fails to comply with subparagraph (A). (4) Service of process requirements for petitions (A) In general For purposes of petitions under paragraphs (1) and (2), the petitioning party shall, at or before the time of filing a petition, serve a copy on the other party. A corporation, partnership, or unincorporated association that is subject to suit in courts of general jurisdiction under a common name shall be served by delivering a copy of the petition to its service agent, if one has been so designated. (B) Manner of Service (i) Service by nondigital means Service by nondigital means may be any of the following: (I) Personal,