; or (B) notify the complainant that the provider— (i) has determined that the visual depiction referenced in the notification does not constitute child sexual abuse material; (ii) is unable to remove the child sexual abuse material using reasonable means; or (iii) has determined that the notification is duplicative under paragraph (2)(C)(i). (2) Notifications (A) In general To be complete under this subsection, a notification must be a written communication to the designated reporting system of the provider (or, if the provider does not have a designated reporting system, a written communication that is served on the provider in accordance with subparagraph (F)) that includes the following: (i) An identification of, and information reasonably sufficient to permit the provider to locate, the child sexual abuse material. Such information may include, at the option of the complainant, a copy of the child sexual abuse material or the uniform resource locator where such child sexual abuse material is located. (ii) The complainant’s name and contact information, to include a mailing address, telephone number, and an electronic mail address, except that, if the complainant is the victim depicted in the child sexual abuse material, the complainant may elect to use an alias, including for purposes of the signed statement described in clause (v), and omit a mailing address. (iii) If applicable, a statement indicating that the complainant has previously notified the provider about the child sexual abuse material which may, at the option of the complainant, include a copy of the previous notification. (iv) A statement indicating that the complainant has a good faith belief that the information in the notification is accurate. (v) A signed statement under penalty of perjury indicating that the notification is submitted by— (I) the victim depicted in the child sexual abuse material; (II) an authorized representative of the victim depicted in the child sexual abuse material