The mid and late-February payments are on their way. USDA has confirmed that there will be SNAP payments through February 28. Therefore, paydays are just halfway through in February for some States.
Take for example the States of Florida and Texas which will be the only 2 to issue SNAP benefits through February 28, 2025. Some states have their final paydays on Saint Valentine’s Day and others a few days after it.
SNAP payments left in mid and late-February
Maine and Massachusetts will only issue SNAP benefits until Saint Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2025. Utah will reload EBT cards until February 15. Kentucky will do the same through February 19.
- Alabama: February 4-23
- Delaware: February 2-23
- Florida: February 1-28
- Georgia: February 5-23
- Indiana: February 5-23
- Kentucky: February 1-19
- Louisiana: February 1-23
- Maine: February 10-14
- Maryland: February 4-23
- Massachusetts: February 1-14
- Michigan: February 3-21
- Mississippi: February 4-21
- Missouri: February 1-22
- New Mexico: February 1-20
- North Carolina: February 3-21
- Ohio: February 2-20
- Tennessee: February 1-20
- Texas: February 1-28
- Utah: February 15
- Washington: February 1-20
- Wisconsin: February 1-15
- Puerto Rico: February 4 – 22
Several States will go on recharging EBT cards through February 23, 2025. For example, Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, and Maryland. Check USDA’s monthly issuance to see when you can get the money.
SNAP amounts in mid and late-February payments
The maximum amounts will continue unchanged through September 30, 2025. Thus, the maximum SNAP benefit in the 48 contiguous States will be $292 for an individual.
A household with 2 members in the 48 contiguous States can receive up to $536. If you are three, it can be up to $768. Families with 4, 5, or 6 members can receive up to $975, 1,158, or $1,390 respectively.
Of course, there can be larger families in the United States. If you are 7, you will get up to $1,536. An 8-member family can receive up to $1,756. Are you 9 people living in your household? Then, USDA can give $220 extra for each additional member.
SNAP payments are only for low-income Americans, so if you start working or receive money from any source of income you must report it to avoid overpayments.
