SNAP payments of up to $1,756 in 2 States on Oct. 28 & Full Food Stamps payment list for November

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According to Vibes.okdiario, The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has confirmed that the last SNAP payments for October will be sent to eligible recipients’ EBT cards in Florida and Texas. Understanding the payment schedule and eligibility criteria is essential for recipients to ensure they receive their benefits promptly.

October SNAP Payments in Florida and Texas

In Florida, the SNAP payment schedule relies on the beneficiary’s case number. The 9th and 8th digits of the case number must be read backward and the 10th digit dropped. To receive funds on October 28, the 9th and 8th digits must be 96-99.

In Texas, the eligibility criteria are based on the EDG number, which must end in one of the following ranges to qualify for payments: 42-45, 50-53, or 96-99. After these October SNAP payments, recipients across all states and territories will need to wait until November 1 to receive their next payments.

November SNAP Payment Schedule

Similar to the October payments, the November SNAP benefits will also include the 2025 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA). The maximum SNAP amounts will remain unchanged through September 30, 2025. Below is the SNAP payment schedule for November across various states:

  • 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

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  • North Dakota: November 1
  • Ohio: November 2 through 20
  • Oklahoma: November 1 through 10
  • Oregon: November 1 through 9
  • Pennsylvania: Payments distributed over the first 10 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 in U.S. Territories and D.C.

  • Guam: November 1 through 10
  • Puerto Rico: November 4 through 22
  • District of Columbia: November 1 through 10
  • U.S. Virgin Islands: November 1

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