SNAP benefit payments in November and December with the 2025 COLA increase

Discover when your SNAP (Food Stamps) payments will be issued in November and December, new paydays and maximum amounts

SNAP payments in the United States for November and December

SNAP payments in the United States for November and December

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has confirmed the SNAP or Food Stamp payments in November and December. For your information, since October 1, 2024, all recipients will receive the 2025 COLA increase. It has been a lower-than-expected boost but it will mean most beneficiaries will get extra money. Hence, it will be better than the reduction that has taken place in Hawaii after the cost of living adjustment.

The current maximum amounts will remain the same from October 1, 2024, through September 30, 2025. So, they will not change until the new 2026 COLA comes into effect. SNAP payment dates are not the same in all States, Districts, or U.S. territories. This is because each State can arrange paydays and deal with the application process too. According to the USDA monthly issuance, here are the paydays for November and December.

SNAP payment dates in November 2024

The earliest payments for Food Stamps will arrive to recipients EBT cards on November 1. Some States will send all the payments on a single payday. For example, North Dakota will issue all SNAP benefits on November 1, 2024.

 

 

D.C., Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and P.R.

SNAP payment dates in December 2024

If you would like to know if you will receive your Food Stamps on December 1 or on a different payment date, you will need to check the way your State arranges paydays. For instance, Arizona bases it on the first letter of the beneficiary’s last name.

Alabama: SNAP benefits will be issued from December 4 through 23
Alaska: December 1
Arizona: December 1 through 13
Arkansas: December 4 through 13
California: December 1 through 10
Colorado: December 1 through 10
Connecticut: December 1 through 3
Delaware: December 2 through 23
Florida: December 1 through 28
Georgia: December 5 through 23
Hawaii: December 3 through 5
Idaho: December 1 through 10
Illinois: December 1 through 10
Indiana: December 5 through 23
Iowa: December 1 through 10
Kansas: December 1 through 10

Kentucky: December 1 through 19
Louisiana: December 1 through 23
Maine: December 10 through 14
Maryland: December 4 through 23
Massachusetts: December 1 through 14
Michigan: December 3 through 21
Minnesota: December 4 through 13
Mississippi: December 4 through 21
Missouri: December 1 through 22
Montana: December 2 through 6
Nebraska: December 1 through 5
Nevada: December 1 through 10
New Hampshire: December 5
New Jersey: December 1 through 5
New Mexico: December 1 through 20
New York: December 1 through 9

North Carolina: December 3 through 21
North Dakota: December 1
Ohio: December 2 through 20
Oklahoma: December 1 through 10
Oregon: December 1 through 9
Pennsylvania: SNAP payment to your EBT card over the first 10 business days
Rhode Island: December 1
South Carolina: December 1 through 10
South Dakota: December 10
Tennessee: December 1 through 20
Texas: December 1 through 28
Utah: December 5, 11 and 15
Vermont: December 1
Virginia: December 1 through 7
Washingthroughn: December 1 through 20
West Virginia: December 1 through 9
Wisconsin: December 1 through 15
Wyoming: December 1 through 4

Guam: December 1 through 10
Puerthrough Rico: December 4 through 22
The District of Columbia: December 1 through 10
The U.S. Virgin Islands: December 1

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