Some states began distributing food stamps on September 1st, while others would keep providing benefits until September 28th.
Are you unsure of when the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will send you your money? Let’s talk about the precise dates for every state and the information you need to know in order to get your SNAP benefits in September.
September 4th
Starting on September 4, SNAP benefits will be distributed in five states. Your state will determine the precise date of payment, and the final delivery dates can be as late as September 23rd or as late as mid-September. This is the summary:
- Alabama: From September 4 to September 23, payments will be made.
- Arkansas: Between September 4 and September 13, payments will be sent.
- Maryland: September 4 to September 23 is when SNAP benefits will be given out.
- Minnesota: Between September 4 and September 13, payments will be received.
- Mississippi: September 4 to September 21 is when benefits will be paid out.
- Puerto Rico will also begin disbursing benefits on September 4 and finish by September 22.
September 5th
With staggered distribution dates, a few states will start offering their September benefits one day later, on September 5. This is what to anticipate:
- Georgia: From September 5 to September 23, payments will be received.
- Indiana: September 5 to September 23 is when benefits will be sent.
- New Hampshire: September 5 is when payments will be made.
- Utah: September 5, 11, and 15 are the scheduled dates for payments.
On September 5, 2024, a few states will finish distributing payments:
- Hawaii: Between September 3 and September 5, final payments will be paid.
- Nebraska: The last day to make payments is September 1.
- New Jersey: By September 5th, payments will be settled.
Maximum Amounts of Benefit
How much cash will you receive from SNAP? Each state has a different maximum monthly amount for a married couple or family of two:
| Location |
Maximum Benefit Amount (Family of Two)
|
| 48 contiguous States | $535 |
| District of Columbia | $535 |
| Hawaii | $967 |
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