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I signed up for food stamps the same time a friend did. He got his 2wks later. I called an they said its a 30 day app.
Q) I signed up for food stamps the same time a friend did. He got his 2wks later. I called an they said its a 30 day app. I have about $150 left out of my check,if i didn’t need them i would have signed up. I have about $150 left when i pay bills. I aske to talk 2 the supervisor an the lady got smart. The supervisor was supposed 2 call me back an didn’t,big surprise there. From the day is signed up its been about 22 days. Its never took this long 2 get stamps. What r they doin there!!! Not what their supposed 2. Heck my case worker isnt even the 1 calling me back. Why call someone back if u dont no whats hoin on wit their case an u cant tell them nutten!!!!
A) Each state govern their food stamp program differently. It is very important that you follow up with the supervisor at your local office or visit the service office and ask if in your case there are additional requirements needed for you to qualify.
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