USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) and the Food and Nutrition Service have confirmed the next SNAP payments. The States of Florida and Texas will be sending Food Stamps through February 28.
While Florida uses the beneficiaries’ case number read backward, Texas uses their Eligibility Determination Group number. Let’s have a look at the beneficiaries who can get SNAP benefits from February 25-28.
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To get SNAP checks in Florida, your case number 9th and 8th digits must be 86-88. Do not forget to drop the 10th digit of your case number. If it is 86-88 read backward, your Food Stamps will be ready on February 25.
WHO WILL RECEIVE SNAP BENEFITS FROM FEB. 26-28 IN FLORIDA?
Another group of beneficiaries will get their Food Stamps on February 26. This will be their payday as long as their case numbers 9th & 8th digits are 89-92.
Those beneficiaries whose case number 9th and 8th digit are between 93 and 95 will cash their payment on February 27. Obviously, if your SNAP case number is 96-99, you will be the last one to receive your check.
February 28th will be the last day SNAP beneficiaries can collect a payment. If your case number 9th & 8th digit is 96-99, check your EBT on the 28 to see is your money has arrived.
FOOD STAMPS IN TEXAS IN LATE FEBRUARY
First of all, you can get benefits if your household certified after June 1, 2020, but not before. Do not forget that you must check you Lone Star Card to see is your payment has been sent.
Texas uses the Eligibility Determination Group numer or EDG. To get benefits on February 28, your EDG must end in 96-99 or 50-53 or 42-45. If it ends in 93-95, 46-49, or 39-41 your SNAP benefits will be due on February 27.
Another possibility is to get your money on February 26, but only if your Eligibility Determination Group number ends in 89-92 or 35-38. If it ends in 86-88 or 32-34, your Food Stamps will arrive on February 25.