SNAP Payments Up to $1,756 in 2 States on Oct. 28 – Full Food Stamps Payment List for November

By Tom Jeery

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments for November 2024 are scheduled to reach millions of Americans, with distribution dates depending on state-specific protocols. This month’s payments will include the 2025 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), ensuring that the maximum SNAP benefit amounts remain steady through September 30, 2025. Here’s a detailed breakdown of payment dates for November across all states and U.S. territories.

Last October Payments

In October, Florida and Texas were among the last states to complete their SNAP payments.

  • Florida: Payments depend on the 9th and 8th digits of the beneficiary’s case number, read backward. To receive funds on October 28, the digits should be between 96-99.
  • Texas: Payments go out based on the EDG number’s last two digits, with the final October payments going to recipients with numbers ending in 42-45, 50-53, or 96-99.

Following these, recipients across all states and territories will begin receiving their November payments as scheduled.

SNAP Payment

SNAP payment dates differ by state, often determined by case numbers, eligibility group numbers, or alphabetically by last name. Here is the November SNAP payment schedule for each state:

StateNovember Payment Dates
AlabamaNovember 4 – 23
AlaskaNovember 1
ArizonaNovember 1 – 13
ArkansasNovember 4 – 13
CaliforniaNovember 1 – 10
ColoradoNovember 1 – 10
ConnecticutNovember 1 – 3
DelawareNovember 2 – 23
FloridaNovember 1 – 28
GeorgiaNovember 5 – 23
HawaiiNovember 3 – 5
IdahoNovember 1 – 10
IllinoisNovember 1 – 10
IndianaNovember 5 – 23
IowaNovember 1 – 10
KansasNovember 1 – 10
KentuckyNovember 1 – 19
LouisianaNovember 1 – 23
MaineNovember 10 – 14
MarylandNovember 4 – 23
MassachusettsNovember 1 – 14
MichiganNovember 3 – 21
MinnesotaNovember 4 – 13
MississippiNovember 4 – 21
MissouriNovember 1 – 22
MontanaNovember 2 – 6
NebraskaNovember 1 – 5
NevadaNovember 1 – 10
New HampshireNovember 5
New JerseyNovember 1 – 5
New MexicoNovember 1 – 20
New YorkNovember 1 – 9
North CarolinaNovember 3 – 21
North DakotaNovember 1
OhioNovember 2 – 20
OklahomaNovember 1 – 10
OregonNovember 1 – 9
PennsylvaniaFirst 10 business days
Rhode IslandNovember 1
South CarolinaNovember 1 – 10
South DakotaNovember 10
TennesseeNovember 1 – 20
TexasNovember 1 – 28
UtahNovember 5, 11, and 15
VermontNovember 1
VirginiaNovember 1 – 7
WashingtonNovember 1 – 20
West VirginiaNovember 1 – 9
WisconsinNovember 1 – 15
WyomingNovember 1 – 4

SNAP Payment Dates

For U.S. territories and the District of Columbia, payment dates are scheduled as follows:

Territory/LocationNovember Payment Dates
GuamNovember 1 – 10
Puerto RicoNovember 4 – 22
District of ColumbiaNovember 1 – 10
U.S. Virgin IslandsNovember 1

Maximum SNAP Benefits

The 2025 COLA adjustment applies to all SNAP benefits from October 2024 through September 2025, ensuring that benefits keep pace with inflation. While the maximum SNAP amounts will remain unchanged throughout the year, this adjustment provides modest relief for households facing rising food and living costs.

With November’s SNAP payment schedule in place, recipients can anticipate their benefit distribution based on their state or territory’s unique payment arrangement. By knowing the specific dates for November, recipients can better manage their budgets and plan for monthly grocery needs, especially as these payments include the recently implemented 2025 COLA adjustment.

FAQs

When will I receive my November SNAP payment?

Payment dates vary; check the detailed schedule for your state above.

Do SNAP benefits include the 2025 COLA increase?

Yes, all benefits from October 2024 through September 2025 include the COLA.

Can I receive SNAP payments on weekends?

No, payments are usually scheduled on weekdays to avoid delays.

What determines my SNAP payment date?

Dates depend on your state’s system, often based on case or ID numbers.

How often are SNAP benefits adjusted for inflation?

SNAP benefits receive annual adjustments based on the USDA’s COLA for inflation.

Tom Jeery

A seasoned tax analyst renowned for his expertise in international taxation. Jeery's contributions to the tax news blog provide readers with valuable insights into the complexities of cross-border taxation and compliance.

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