en in English and Spanish, and in any other languages as required by the Department. (Added by Ord. No. 180,769, Eff. 8/16/09.) J. Rent Registry; Notice of Rent Information Deficiencies and Opportunity to Cure; Appeals; and Final Administrative Decision. (Added by Ord. No. 184,529, Eff. 10/4/16.) 1. A landlord shall provide rent amount and tenancy information for every rental unit subject to this chapter on a form prescribed by the Department. This information shall be submitted annually by the last day of February of each year. Registration is complete only when all outstanding registration fees have been paid and all required rent amount and tenancy information, including emergency contact information, is provided. 2. The Department shall provide written notification to the landlord of the failure to comply with this subsection and allow 15 calendar days to respond. The Department will not issue a registration statement for the property until the landlord has substantially complied by providing the required rental information as provided by applicable law. 3. Any landlord disputing the Department’s notification of deficient registration may file a written appeal within ten calendar days of the date of the notice of deficiency. The Department shall provide a written notice within 30 calendar days of its appeal decision which shall be a final administrative decision. The Rent Adjustment Commission may promulgate regulations to implement these provisions.