SNAP Payments – Receive Up To $1,756 Between November 7 And November 14

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The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has confirmed the schedule for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments for November. While some states have already distributed benefits, there are many payments yet to be made.

This article focuses on the next wave of SNAP benefits from November 7 through November 14. It’s a good time for recipients to check their EBT cards and ensure they are prepared for these upcoming payments.

Payments

For November, Maine and Massachusetts are two key states where the last SNAP payment dates extend up to November 14. To know your eligibility and payment date in these states, you need to check specific details related to your birthdate (Maine) or Social Security Number (Massachusetts).

Maine Payment

In Maine, the SNAP payment date is based on the last digit of the recipient’s birthdate:

Last Digit of BirthdatePayment Date
0 or 9November 10
1 or 8November 11
2 or 3November 12
4 or 7November 13
5 or 6November 14

Massachusetts Payment

In Massachusetts, the payment date depends on the last digit of the recipient’s Social Security Number (SSN):

Last Digit of SSNPayment Date
4November 7
5November 8
6November 10
7November 11
8November 13
9November 14

Payment Dates

Here’s a detailed look at the SNAP payment dates for other states throughout the month of November. If you haven’t received your benefits yet, refer to the schedule below.

StatePayment Dates
AlabamaNovember 4 to 23
ArizonaNovember 1 to 13
ArkansasNovember 4 to 13
CaliforniaNovember 1 to 10
ColoradoNovember 1 to 10
DelawareNovember 2 to 23
FloridaNovember 1 to 28
GeorgiaNovember 5 to 23
IdahoNovember 1 to 10
IllinoisNovember 1 to 10
IndianaNovember 5 to 23
IowaNovember 1 to 10
KansasNovember 1 to 10
KentuckyNovember 1 to 19
LouisianaNovember 1 to 23
MarylandNovember 4 to 23
MichiganNovember 3 to 21
MinnesotaNovember 4 to 13
MississippiNovember 4 to 21
MissouriNovember 1 to 22
NevadaNovember 1 to 10
New MexicoNovember 1 to 20
New YorkNovember 1 to 9
North CarolinaNovember 3 to 21
OhioNovember 2 to 20
OklahomaNovember 1 to 10
OregonNovember 1 to 9
PennsylvaniaFirst 10 business days
South CarolinaNovember 1 to 10
South DakotaNovember 10
TennesseeNovember 1 to 20
TexasNovember 1 to 28
UtahNovember 5, 11, and 15
VirginiaNovember 1 to 7
WashingtonNovember 1 to 20
West VirginiaNovember 1 to 9
WisconsinNovember 1 to 15
WyomingNovember 1 to 4

Payment Dates for Territories

  • Guam: November 1 to 10
  • Puerto Rico: November 4 to 22
  • District of Columbia: November 1 to 10

Important Tips

If you are expecting SNAP benefits this month, keep the following tips in mind:

  1. Check Your EBT Card: Payments are usually loaded directly onto your Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. Verify your balance regularly to track your deposits.
  2. Plan Your Budget: Knowing your payment date can help you budget effectively, especially in states with extended distribution periods like Texas and Florida.
  3. Stay Informed: Payment dates may shift slightly due to holidays or administrative changes. Keep an eye on official state announcements for any updates.

With proper planning and awareness, SNAP recipients can better manage their benefits and ensure they meet their household needs throughout the month.

FAQs

When will Maine SNAP benefits be paid?

Payments in Maine depend on the last digit of the recipient’s birthdate, with the final payments made on November 14.

What is the final SNAP payday in Massachusetts?

The last payments in Massachusetts are issued on November 14 based on SSN digits.

When does Florida finish distributing SNAP benefits?

Florida completes SNAP payments by November 28.

How are SNAP payments scheduled in November?

Schedules vary by state, often based on birthdates or SSN digits.

Where can I check my SNAP payment balance?

Check your balance via your EBT card online or at participating retailers.

John Steinbeck

Hello! I'm from Salinas, California, holds a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from Stanford University. I am a Senior Editor at NPCC India, with extensive experience in literary analysis and content development. I specialize in crafting compelling narratives and refining editorial strategies to enrich reader engagement and foster a love for literature.

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