If you’re a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiary, formerly known as Food Stamps, you’re likely wondering when your next payment will arrive. As of September, 39 states are still issuing SNAP benefits, and even if you’re not part of a four-member family, you might still receive your monthly payment. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the September SNAP payment schedule, along with important information about maximum benefits and resources to check your payment status.
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States Still Issuing SNAP Benefits
For those awaiting their SNAP benefits, it’s crucial to stay informed about the payment schedules in your state. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of when you can expect your Food Stamps to be issued in September:
- Alabama: September 4-23
- Arizona: September 1-13
- Arkansas: September 4-13
- California: September 1-10
- Colorado: September 1-10
- Delaware: September 2-23
- Florida: September 1-28
- Georgia: September 5-23
- Idaho: September 1-10
- Illinois: September 1-10
- Indiana: September 5-23
- Iowa: September 1-10
- Kansas: September 1-10
- Kentucky: September 1-19
- Louisiana: September 1-23
- Maine: September 10-14
- Maryland: September 4-23
- Massachusetts: September 1-14
- Michigan: September 3-21
- Minnesota: September 4-13
- Mississippi: September 4-21
- Missouri: September 1-22
- Nevada: September 1-10
- New Mexico: September 1-20
- New York: September 1-9
- North Carolina: September 3-21
- Ohio: September 2-20
- Oklahoma: September 1-10
- Oregon: September 1-9
- Pennsylvania: Over the first 10 business days
- South Carolina: September 1-10
- South Dakota: September 10
- Tennessee: September 1-20
- Texas: September 1-28
- Utah: September 11 and 15
- Virginia: September 1-7
- Washington: September 1-20
- West Virginia: September 1-9
- Wisconsin: September 1-15
Territories:
- Guam: September 1-10
- Puerto Rico: September 4-22
- The District of Columbia: September 1-10
Maximum SNAP Benefits for a Family of Four
If you’re part of a family of four, you could be eligible for a maximum SNAP benefit amount of $973 if you reside in one of the 48 contiguous states or the District of Columbia. However, the actual amount you receive may vary based on your household’s specific situation.
According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP), a typical family of four might receive about $713 on average. For larger families, the benefits can increase significantly. For instance, a family of eight can receive up to $1,751. To find out the exact amount you qualify for and your specific payment date, visit the USDA’s official website.
Check Your SNAP Payment Status
To stay updated on your SNAP benefit payments, you can use the monthly issuance website provided by the USDA: USDA SNAP Monthly Issuance Schedule. This resource will help you track when you should expect your SNAP benefits.
If you haven’t yet applied for Food Stamps or need additional assistance to prevent food insecurity, consider applying as soon as possible. The SNAP program is designed to support families in need and ensure access to nutritious food.
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For further information and assistance with your SNAP benefits, visit the official USDA website or contact your local SNAP office.