; and (ii) allows the voter to receive assistance from a person of their choosing to complete and submit a mail-in ballot; and (I) ensures adequate support for language minority voters, including multilingual versions of vote-by-mail materials and language assistance services. (2) Requirements relating to signature defects The requirements of this paragraph relating to any defect described in paragraph (1)(G)(ii)(II) are the following: (A) Except as provided in subparagraph (B), the voter shall be allowed to cure the defect through the same form of communication with respect to which the notice of such defect is provided. (B) In any case in which a required signature is missing, the voter shall be provided an opportunity to provide such signature on a form provided by the State. (C) Any determination of the validity of the ballot shall be made by a group of 2 or more election officials. (D) The voter shall have the opportunity to appeal any rejection of the ballot based on the defect. (d) Early in-Person voting period The early in-person voting period described in this subsection with respect to an applicable Federal election is a period of at least 20 days. Such period must include at least 1 Saturday and 1 Sunday. For each day of early in-person voting during such period, polls must be open for a minimum of 10 hours, including hours before and after the standard work day. (e) Plan To implement CDC guidance (1) In general The requirement described in this subsection with respect to in person voting is met if the State establishes a plan to ensure that polling places are implementing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance relating to COVID-19 preparedness. Such plan must be finalized and approved by the State within 30 days of the date of enactment of this Act. (2) Minimum requirements At a minimum, a State plan established under this subsection must include a plan— (A) to keep as many voting locations as possible open during the pandemic