The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will continue to be distributed by the states of Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, and Maryland until December 23, 2024.
On the other hand, they do not organize their paychecks in the same manner. In spite of the fact that all of them receive money from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), they are nevertheless able to cope with payment and application processes.
In the state of Alabama, for example, the final two digits of the SNAP recipient’s case number are used to determine eligibility for Food Stamps. On the 12th of December, you will get money on your Electronic Benefits Transfer card if your case number is between 40 and 44.
Those individuals whose case numbers conclude in 45-49 (the thirteenth), 50-54 (the fourteenth), 55-59 (the fifteenth), 60-64 (16th), 65-69 (17th), 70-74 (18th), 75-79 (19th), 80-84 (20th), 85-89 (the twenty-first), 90-94 (the twenty-second), and 95-99 (the twenty-third) will receive their next paycheck.
Delaware, Georgia, and Indiana are all eligible for SNAP assistance
When referring to the beneficiaries, Delaware utilizes the initial letter of their last name. Should it be a K, you will be given money on the 12th of the month.
After then, it is arranged in alphabetical order, but in order to obtain it on the 18th, it must be either Q or R instead.
Regarding the 21st, if it is a U or V. Those individuals in Delaware whose initial letter of their last name is X, Y, or Z will get their final SNAP payment on December 23 from the state of Delaware.
SNAP recipients in Georgia are required to provide the final two digits of their identification card. This is what PAdays will look like:
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| ID Ending In |
Food Stamps Issuance Date
|
| 40-49 | December 13th |
| 50-59 | December 15th |
| 60-69 | December 17th |
| 70-79 | December 19th |
| 80-89 | December 21st |
| 90-99 | December 23rd |
In the state of Indiana, the initial letter of the client’s last name is used:
| Letters |
SNAP/Food Stamp Benefits Issuance Date
|
| H or I | 11th |
| J, K, or L | 13th |
| M or N | 15th |
| O, P, Q, or R | 17th |
| S | 19th |
| T, U, or V | 21st |
| W, X, Y, or Z | 23rd |
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SNAP payments in the states of Maryland and Louisiana
|
Social Security Number Ending In
|
Food Stamps Due Date
|
| 4 | 13th |
| 5 | 15th |
| 6 | 17th |
| 7 | 19th |
| 8 | 21st |
| 9 | 23rd |
Last but not least, the recipients of SNAP benefits in Maryland are determined by the first three letters of their last name. Between the 12th and the 23rd of December, the following letters were received:
- HAY and JAB
- JAC and KIM
- KIN and LOX
- LOY and MCO
- MCP and NEF
- NEG and PGZ
- PHA and RIC
- RID and SDZ
- SEA and STC
- STD and TRA
- TRB and WES
- WET and ZZZ