You might not realize when the next SNAP benefits are due if you are still savoring the summer vacations or if your work keeps you too busy. Although some States will keep paying money to EBT cards through September 28, Food Stamps were first delivered last September 1.
Now is the moment to find out when the United States Department of Agriculture will pay you. Some States will begin distributing SNAP payments starting on September 4.
States beginning to send SNAP benefits on September 4
Five states are going to start distributing food stamps on the fourth. The day they will finish providing this financial support will rely on their 13th, 21st, or 23rd day of delivery.
Alabama: September 4—23
Arkansas: September 4–September 13
Maryland: September 4– 23
Minnesota September 4–13
Mississippi, September 4–21
Additionally from the 4th through the 22nd Puerto Rico will be making SNAP payments. Certain States start the September payments on the fifth:
Georgia falls between September 5 and 23.
Indiana: September 5-23
September 5th New Hampshire
Utah: September five, eleven, and fifteen.
Where else might one get SNAP benefits on the fourth?
Complete list of the outstanding Food Stamp payments in the US
Arizona: September 1—13
California: September 1 through October 1
Colorado: September 1-10
Delaware, September 2–23
Florida: Sept. 1–September 28
Idaho falls between September 1 and 10.
Illinois: September 1 to October 1
Iowa: September 1 through October 1
Kansas: September 1 through October 1
Kentucky: September 1 to September 19
Louisiana falls between September 1 and 23.
Maine: September 10—14
Massachusetts: September 1 through 14
Michigan: September 3 to September 21
Missouri: September 1–22
Montana: September 2 through September 6
Nevada: September 1 to 10
New Mexico: September 1 through 20
New York: September 1 through September 9
North Carolina: September 3-21
Ohio: September 2 through September 20
Oklahoma: September 1 through September 10
Oregon: September 1 to September 9
Pennsylvania: Over the first ten working days
South Carolina: September 1 to 10
North Dakota: September 10
Tennessee: September 1 to September 20
Texas: September 1 – September 28
Virginia: September 1 through September 7
Washington: September 1 to September 20
West Virginia: September 1 to September 9
Wisconsin falls between September 1 and 15.
Wyoming: September 1 through 4
In the 48 contiguous States and the District of Columbia, a family of two or a married couple’s maximum SNAP limit is $535. Hawaii will pay two up to $967.