USDA has made it official. The March payments for SNAP recipients will go through the 13th in Arizona, Arkansas, and Minnesota. Food Stamp amounts for a family of 4 can be up to $975 in the 48 contiguous States.
Therefore, SNAP payments of up to $975 could be sent in Arizona, Arkansas, and Minnesota. Of course, if you have a different household size, you may receive a different amount. In fact, average payments for families of 4 are lower too. According to the CBPP, the average payment for 4 is about $726.
SNAP benefits in Arizona
Food Stamp paydays in Arizona are based on the first letter of your last name. To get money from USDA on March 5, the first letter of your last name must be either I or J.
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: K or L = SNAP benefits arriving on March 6th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: M or N = Food Stamps arriving on March 7th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: O or P = Food Stamps arriving on March 8th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: Q or R = Food Stamps arriving on March 9th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: S or T = Food Stamps arriving on March 10th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: U or V = Food Stamps arriving on March 11th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: W or X = Food Stamps arriving on March 12th
- 1st Letter of your Last Name is: Y or Z = Food Stamps arriving on March 13th
SNAP payments left in Arkansas and Minnesota
Arkansas started issuing SNAP benefits on March 4, 2025. Like Minnesota and Arizona, the last payday will be on March 13, 2025. Arkansas uses Social Security Number’s last digit to arrange payment dates.
- SSN ending in 2 or 3 = SNAP benefits sent on the 5th
- SSN ending in 4 = benefits will be sent on the 8th
- SSN ending in 5 = benefits will be sent on the 9th
- SSN ending in 6 = benefits will be sent on the 10th
- SSN ending in 7 = benefits will be sent on the 11th
- SSN ending in 8 = benefits will be sent on the 12th
Minnesota also has a few paydays left for SNAP recipients. So, whether you are 4 in your family or not, these are the scheduled payment dates. Minnesota arranges paydays using case numbers.
- Case ending in: 5 = SNAP payments ready on EBT cards on the 5th of the month
- Case ending in: 6 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 6th of the month
- Case ending in: 7 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 7th of the month
- Case ending in: 8 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 8th of the month
- Case ending in: 9 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 9th of the month
- Case ending in: 0 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 10th of the month
- Case ending in: 1 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 11th of the month
- Case ending in: 2 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 12th of the month
- Case ending in: 3 = payments ready on EBT cards on the 13th of the month
