By Arlenys Tabare
Jun 16, 2024, 12:43 PM EDT
The delivery of food stamp payments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is ending; However, some states are still yet to receive their deposits on EBT transfer cards.
According to the SNAP payment schedule, deposits are throughout the month and each state has its assigned days. The amounts are also established depending on the number of people who occupy the benefited home..
List of states yet to send SNAP payments:
- Alabama: June 4-23
- Arizona: June 1-13
- Arkansas: June 4-13
- Delaware: June 2-23
- Florida: June 1-28
- Georgia: June 5-23
- Indiana: June 5-23
- Kentucky: June 1-19
- Louisiana: June 1-23
- Maine: June 10-14
- Maryland: June 4-23
- Massachusetts: June 1-14
- Michigan: June 3-21
- Minnesota: June 4-13
- Mississippi: June 4-21
- Missouri: June 1-22
- New Mexico: June 1-20
- North Carolina: June 3-21
- Ohio: June 2-20
- Pennsylvania: June 3-14
- Puerto Rico: June 4 – 22
- Tennessee: June 1-20
- Texas: June 1-28
- Utah: June 15
- Washington: June 1-20
- Wisconsin: June 1-15
How much do SNAP recipients receive in June?
The amount received in SNAP benefits is $1,751 for a household of 8 people, between $1,386 to $1,532 for a family of 7 members, $973 dollars for a household of four members, and $291 dollars for a family of one person.
Some states have certain requirements for people between 18 and 52, most importantly fulfill at least 80 work hours per month to receive their food stamps for 3 months, in this group there are exceptions for older adults with disabilities, pregnant women or minor dependents.
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