USDA has confirmed the SNAP payment schedule for November. The 2025 COLA increase became effective on October 1, 2024, so the maximum amounts will remain unchanged through September 30, 2025.
Some States are still sending Food Stamps in October, but most Americans have received their money on their SNAP EBT cards. For example, Florida and Texas will carry on with payments through October 28.
SNAP payment schedule for November after the COLA increase
Some States like Alaska, Vermont, Rhode Island, and North Dakota will send all the SNAP payments on November 1, 2024. So, there will just be a single payday. Some States will not start on November 1. For instance, South Dakota will not begin until November 10 and it will be the only payment date.
Alabama: November 4 through 23
Alaska: November 1
Arizona: November 1 through 13
Arkansas: November 4 through 13
California: November 1 through 10
Colorado: November 1 through 10
Connecticut: November 1 through 3
Delaware: November 2 through 23
Florida: November 1 through 28
Georgia: November 5 through 23
Hawaii: November 3 through 5
Idaho: November 1 through 10
Illinois: November 1 through 10
Indiana: November 5 through 23
Iowa: November 1 through 10
Kansas: November 1 through 10
Kentucky: November 1 through 19
Louisiana: November 1 through 23
Maine: November 10 through 14
Maryland: November 4 through 23
Massachusetts: November 1 through 14
Michigan: November 3 through 21
Minnesota: November 4 through 13
Mississippi: November 4 through 21
Missouri: November 1 through 22
Montana: November 2 through 6
Nebraska: November 1 through 5
Nevada: November 1 through 10
New Hampshire: November 5
New Jersey: November 1 through 5
New Mexico: November 1 through 20
New York: November 1 through 9
North Carolina: November 3 through 21
North Dakota: November 1
Ohio: November 2 through 20
Oklahoma: November 1 through 10
Oregon: November 1 through 9
Pennsylvania: Over the first ten business days
Rhode Island: November 1
South Carolina: November 1 through 10
South Dakota: November 10
Tennessee: November 1 through 20
Texas: November 1 through 28
Utah: November 5, 11 and 15
Vermont: November 1
Virginia: November 1 through 7
Washington: November 1 through 20
West Virginia: November 1 through 9
Wisconsin: November 1 through 15
Wyoming: November 1 through 4
SNAP recipients who do not live in the 50 States
Guam: November 1 through 10
Puerto Rico: November 4 through 22
The District of Columbia: November 1 through 10
The U.S. Virgin Islands: November 1
SNAP payment amounts
The maximum amounts will be the same in the 48 contiguous States, while Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands can get higher maximum amounts due to their cost of living.
A single person can get up to $292 in the 48 contiguous States. It can be up to $517 in Hawaii and up to $586 in Alaska. A family of four up to $975 in most States, $1,723 in Hawaii and $1,953 in Alaska.
Families with 8 members can get up to $1,756 in the 48 contiguous States. While in Hawaii it could be up to $3,102, Alaskan could get up to $3,516 after the 2025 COLA increase.