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Q) Based off of my last 2 paychecks, I exceed the gross income by about $70, however i do not meet the net income. I am about $100 short from that. Do I still qualify? A) To see if you still qualify for food stamp please visit https://www.snap-step1.usda.gov/fns/. This Pre-Screening Tool can be used to determine if… Continue Reading
Q) Based off of my last 2 paychecks, I exceed the gross income by about $70, however i do not meet the net income. I am about $100 short from that. Do I still qualify? A) In order to qualify households may have $2,250 in countable resources, such as a bank account, or $3,250 in countable resources… Continue Reading
Q) Can I check the balance of my EBT SNAP account online? A) You can check the balance of your EBT Snap account online in most states. The following States have online access to individual EBT account information, such as balance and transaction history information. States Internet Address ALABAMA www.ebtedge.com ALASKA www.akquest.alaska.gov ARIZONA www.ebtaccount.jpmorgan.com CALIFORNIA www.ebt.ca.gov… Continue Reading
Q) Can I get SNAP benefits if I live with my parents? A) No. Children under the age of 22 who live with their parent(s) cannot have a separate SNAP case regardless of whether the person under the age of 22 is married with his/her own children. Continue Reading
Q) Can I get SNAP benefits as an immigrant? A) Certain legal, qualified immigrants may be eligible for SNAP and must meet the same eligibility requirements as U.S. citizens. An example of a legal immigrant who may qualify is a lawful permanent resident (LPR, i.e. immigrants with green cards). Most LPRs have a waiting period… Continue Reading
Q) Can SNAP benefits be used to purchase cooking wines and extracts A) Yes, cooking wines and extracts are eligible for purchase with SNAP benefits. These items are considered un-consumable as alcoholic beverages. Because they contain very large amounts of added salt, the product is undrinkable as a standalone beverage. As such, cooking wines and… Continue Reading
Q) Do I have to repay my SNAP benefits paid in error? A) Yes. Your State agency is required to collect all benefits paid in error. This is the case even if it was their fault you received too many benefits. Continue Reading
Q) Who is counted as a member of my household for SNAP – Food Stamp? A) A SNAP household is made up of everyone who lives together and buys and makes food together. Some people who live together are always part of the same SNAP household. This is true even if they do not buy… Continue Reading
Q) Can I qualify for SNAP if I am a student? A) Most able-bodied students ages 18 through 49 who are enrolled in college or other institutions of higher education at least half time are not eligible for SNAP benefits unless they meet certain criteria such as participating in work-study, working at least twenty hours… Continue Reading
Q) How do I apply for SNAP (Food Stamp)? A) First you must submit an application online or at your local social service office. Then you will be contacted for an interview. At the interview, the office will let you know if they need more information to see if you are eligible for SNAP. You… Continue Reading
Q) Do I need to be a U.S. citizen to receive SNAP benefits? A) Certain legal, qualified aliens may be eligible for SNAP benefits. They must meet the same eligibility requirements as U.S. citizens. An example of a non-citizen who may qualify is someone who has been a lawful permanent resident (LPR, i.e. aliens with green… Continue Reading
Q) Can I get more SNAP benefits if I already receive benefits? A) Only if your are eligible for more benefits. If you are already a SNAP recipient, you cannot receive additional benefits unless you are eligible for more benefits. The amount you receive each month depends on things like the number of people in… Continue Reading
Q) Are cooking spices and condiments eligible for purchase with SNAP benefits? A) You CAN use SNAP benefits to buy cooking spices and condiments eligible. Foods for the household to eat, such as breads and cereals, fruits and vegetables, meats, fish and poultry, dairy products. You can also use your benefits to buy seeds and… Continue Reading
Q) What can I do if I am having problems with my SNAP caseworker or the local office? A) If you think that your SNAP case has not been handled properly by your caseworker, you may ask to speak to a supervisor. If you feel that you have not been treated with respect you may… Continue Reading
Can I apply for SNAP (Food Stamp) online? A) Yes in most states. Most States have online applications. If you cannot apply online, you can download and print a paper application. You can find your State’s application on our website. You can bring or mail the application to your local office. If you do not… Continue Reading
Q) Will the balance of my SNAP benefits expire? A) After one year unused benefits will expire. – Any benefits that you have remaining in your SNAP account will remain on your EBT card for up to one year. If you do not use your EBT card at all for one year, the State will Permanently… Continue Reading
Q) Can I use my electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card in another State? A) Yes, SNAP benefits are interoperable through the use of your Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card which means you will be able to use your SNAP EBT card at any USDA authorized food retailer accepting SNAP anywhere in the United States including… Continue Reading
Q) Do I have to use all my SNAP benefits up in the month that I receive them? A) No. You do not have to use all of your SNAP benefits in the month that you receive them. Any SNAP benefits in your SNAP EBT account at the end of the month WILL be carried over into… Continue Reading
Q) Can I buy Diapers or Baby Wipes with my SNAP benefits? A) No you cannot use your SNAP benefits to buy baby diapers or baby wipes. SNAP benefits can only be used to purchase any food or food product for home consumption. This also includes seeds and plants which produce food for consumption. Click here… Continue Reading
Q) Can I check the balance of my EBT SNAP account online? A) States offer different ways to check your balance, and not all States have online access to individual EBT account information. If your States does not offer online access, there are some other easy ways to so are: Check the SNAP balance on… Continue Reading
Q) When will my SNAP benefits be available on my EBT card? A) If you have just been certified to receive SNAP benefits, your benefits should be in your EBT account within 30 days from the date you filed your application. If you qualified for expedited benefits because your income was very low, your benefits should… Continue Reading
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