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I haven’t received benefits from SNAP.

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Q) I haven’t received benefits from SNAP since Feb 2019. How do I get back on them

A) If you have not received your food stamp benefits on their due date Call the phone number on your card to see if your account has received the allotment. It may maybe possible that you thought you were supposed to have them today but they won’t be issued until the first of the week. If there is nothing in your account, then call or just go to your county assistance office to find out what the problem is. You can also look online to make sure you have the right issuance date. First, look at the back of your food stamp card to verify.

i found a fraudulent charge on my ebt

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Q) i found a fraudulent charge on my ebt A) Contact customer service right away if your EBT card or PIN is lost or stolen or if you see unauthorized charges. The federal law that protects against unauthorized charges and errors on most government benefit cards does not protect these needs-tested cards. You should call… Continue Reading

I adopted 5 children. I get a adoption subsidy. Is that counted as income when applying for food stamps ?

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Q) I adopted 5 children. I get a adoption subsidy. Is that counted as income when applying for food stamps ? A) If you are receiving adoption assistance payments for your children you may have questions about how adoption assistance interacts with other financial support programs. Because adoption assistance is not considered taxable income by… Continue Reading

Applying for Food Stamp or SNAP benefits

To apply for Food Stamp or SNAP benefits contact your local (SNAP) food stamp office office. Each State program has their own application form. If your State’s form is not on the web yet, you may need to contact your local food stamp office to request one.

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