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What is the limit of income to be approved for food stamps and Medicaid?

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unemployed_questionQ) What is the limit of income to be approved for food stamps and Medicaid? What all is needed to apply?




A) Please visit your state Medicate website or speak with your Medicaid counselor to get information on income limit for Medicaid and Food Stamp in your State. You can fill out your application form at your local medicaid office. See also INCOME QUALIFICATION for Food Stamp

2 Responses to What is the limit of income to be approved for food stamps and Medicaid?

  1. You may be able to get emergency SNAP benefits (also called expedited SNAP benefits) if:

    Your gross monthly income plus any cash that you have on hand or in the bank is less than your rent plus your utilities or

    Your gross monthly income is less than $150 and any cash that you have on hand or in the bank is less than $100.

    You earn your income from migrant or seasonal farm work and any cash that you have on hand or in the bank is less than $100.
    To get emergency SNAP benefits, go to your local DTA office. You will fill out the food stamps application and meet with a caseworker.

    If you are getting emergency SNAP benefits, DTA must give you SNAP benefits no later than seven days after they receive your application.

    Emergency SNAP benefits are given for one month only. After that, you must fill out a full application for regular SNAP.

    To find your local DTA office, click here.

    If you want to apply for SNAP, click the “Close” button and click on “Can I get SNAP?”

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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.

187 Responses to Tell Us Your Experience At Your Local Food Stamp Office

  1. i live in oberlin, louisiana so that makes my office in allen parish. I’m unsure why this office is even still open and how these people get paid for refusing to help anyone they are some of the rudest people ive ever delt with their answer to everything is normally “i have no idea what youre talking about” or just a rude “i dont know”!! I always thought the computer in the front office is their for u to go in and do your snap application online if u dont have access to one of your own and also thought they was in the office just incase you arent fimilar with computers ect… ooooh no dont ask these ladies for any help they make u feel stupid they indirectly tell u to pretty much figure it out!! im lucky bc i have lots of knowledge with computers but ive been in that office and witnessed on more than 1 occasion how they speak to certain types of ppl, they need to understand that majority of us hate that we need gov assistance so we drop our pride bc we dont have any other choice then to go in their & get talked to like bc youre applying and or getting assistance that you’re lower of a human than they are!! i started helping ppl in my community apply online bc i hate seeing anyone get treated the way ive witnessed its so sad!!i went one day just to ask for a paper application & they lady told me with a mouth full of potato chips they dont have paper applications but i think what she didnt have was the ability to move to get it bc how dare i interupt her daily snack time!!!!

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