SNAP Payment April 2024 Update: Check If You're Eligible To Receive $1,751 Before the 20th of This Month

Newly SNAP Payment SNAP Payment Distributed Before April 20th Verify Eligibility if Included Additional Financial Support

By Jackelyn Cornejo , Parent Herald Apr 13, 08:50 am

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has provided a new payment schedule, with payments anticipated earlier on April 20th.

SNAP Payment Timetable, Eligibility

Citizens in New Mexico, Ohio, and Tennessee will get their monthly assistance between April 8th and April 20th. To check eligibility for this additional financial aid, millions of households across the United States can refer to the provided resources.

In recent times, SNAP has been influential in giving continuing support and monthly payments to various American households, encouraging the purchase of nutritious foods.

While the USDA and federal government initiate the SNAP payment, individual states are responsible for determining the distribution schedule.

Eligibility for SNAP payments is determined by various factors, including the applicant's Social Security Number and last name, as well as family size.

The assistance is aimed at helping low-income residents afford food from authorized establishments each month.

To classify the amount of SNAP payment, the agency examines the recipient's earnings, household expenses, and the number of people in the family.

The qualification criteria require that a family must earn 130% less than the poverty line set by the federal government. Additionally, families must display that their net income falls at or lower the federal poverty level.

SNAP Payments Benefits Based on Family Size

The utmost monthly SNAP payment differs according to family size, spanning from $291 for a single person to $1,751 for eight people.

Each state has its distribution schedule based on different criteria. In New Mexico, assistance is distributed based on the last four digits of Social Security numbers.

Ohio distributes assistance based on the last digit of case numbers, while Tennessee distributes assistance based on the last two digits of Social Security numbers.

What amount of SNAP benefits will households in these states receive? The maximum monthly payment varies depending on the size of the household. Below is a breakdown based on family size:

Single person: $291

2 people: $535

3 people: $766

4 people: $973

5 people: $1,155

6 people: $1,386

7 people: $1,532

8 people: $1,751

Here are the distribution schedules for SNAP payments in each state:

New Mexico

The governing bodies in New Mexico allot assistance subject to the ending four digits of Social Security numbers. Those with Social Security numbers concluding in 04, 24, 44, 64, or 84 get assistance on April 8th.

Numbers concluding in 15, 35, 55, 75, or 95 get assistance on April 9th, and those concluding in 25, 45, 65, or 85 get assistance on April 10th.

Ohio

Ohio distributes benefits according to the ending digit of case numbers. Residents with case numbers concluding in 3 get assistance on April 8th, those concluding in 4 on April 10th, 5 on April 12th, 6 on April 14th, 7 on April 16th, 8 on April 18th, and 9 on April 20th.

Tennessee

In Tennessee, assistance is allotted based on the ending two digits of Social Security numbers.

For instance, families with numbers concluding in 35-39 get assistance on April 8th, those concluding in 40-44 on April 9th, 45-49 on April 10th, 50-54 on April 11th, 55-59 on April 12th, 90-94 on April 19th, and 95-99 on April 20th.