SNAP benefits will not be sent until October 10 in this 2 States, check all their payment dates for Food Stamps in the USA
According to Vibes.okdiario, The USDA has confirmed the payment schedule for SNAP recipients across the United States for October. Some Food Stamp beneficiaries have already begun receiving money on their EBT cards starting on October 1, while others will see their payments later in the month.
SNAP Payments in South Dakota
For those residing in South Dakota, SNAP benefits will be distributed on October 10. Unlike some states with staggered payments, South Dakota sends all eligible recipients their Food Stamps on this single date. So, if you qualify for SNAP, you can expect your money to be loaded onto your EBT card by October 10.
SNAP Payment Schedule in Maine
In contrast, Maine will begin distributing SNAP benefits on October 10 but will spread the payments out over five days, concluding on October 14. The date you receive your benefits depends on the last digit of your birth date.
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- If your birth date ends in 0 or 9, you will receive your SNAP payment on October 10.
- If it ends in 1 or 8, benefits will be issued on October 11.
- If it ends in 2 or 3, benefits will be available on October 12.
- If it ends in 4 or 7, benefits will be distributed on October 13.
- If it ends in 5 or 6, benefits will be provided on October 14.
Maximum SNAP Payment Amounts by Household Size
The maximum SNAP payment amounts remain the same across the 48 contiguous states and D.C., regardless of state-specific distribution schedules. The payment amounts are determined by household size:
- 1 person: $292
- 2 recipients: $536
- 3 recipients: $768
- 4 recipients: $975
- 5 recipients: $1,158
- 6 recipients: $1,390
- 7 recipients: $1,536
- 8 recipients: $1,756
- For each additional beneficiary, add $220.
This payment structure applies to all eligible households in the 48 contiguous states and D.C., providing consistent support for low-income families.
