USDA announced that on December 23, there will be SNAP payments in the states of Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, and Maryland. Florida and Texas will also issue Food Stamps on December 23, but this will not be their last payday in 2024. As a matter of fact, they will continue through December 28, 2024.
To get SNAP money on December 23 in Alabama, your case number must end in 99. Delaware will send Food Stamps to those beneficiaries whose first letter of their last name is X, Y, and Z. If you live in Georgia, your ID number must end in 90-99 to get it on the 23rd. Indiana also uses the first letter of your last name (W, X, Y, or Z). Recipients living in Louisiana must have an SSN ending in 9. To get These checks in Maryland, the first three letters of your name must be between: WET and ZZZ.
SNAP payments left in Florida and Texas
Florida uses the case number 9th and 8th digit. As you can see, it is read backward and the 10th digit is not necessary. So, you need to drop it. To get SNAP cash on the 23rd your 9th and 8th digit must be: 79-81. Later payments in Florida are for digits:
- 82-85
- 86-88
- 89-92
- 93-95
- 96-99
SNAP payments in Texas are based on the Eligibility Determination Group number:
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 25-27 or 79-81: payment on December 23
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 28-31 or 82-85: payment on December 24
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 32-34 or 86-88: payment on December 25
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 35-38 or 89-92: payment on December 26
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 39-41 or 93-95: payment on December 27
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 42-45 or 96-99: payment on December 28
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 46-49: payment on December 27
- Eligibility Determination Group number ending in 50-53: payment on December 28
SNAP payments in January 2025
Here is the full and updated list for SNAP benefit payments next year:
Alabama: January 4-23
Alaska: January 1
Arizona: January 1-13
Arkansas: January 4-13
California: January 1-10
Colorado: January 1-10
Connecticut: January 1-3
Delaware: January 2-23
Florida: January 1-28
Georgia: January 5-23
Hawaii: January 3-5
Idaho: January 1-10
Illinois: January 1-10
Indiana: January 5-23
Iowa: January 1-10
Kansas: January 1-10
Kentucky: January 1-19
Louisiana: January 1-23
Maine: January 10-14
Maryland: January 4-23
Massachusetts: January 1-14
Michigan: January 3-21
Minnesota: January 4-13
Mississippi: January 4-21
Missouri: January 1-22
Montana: January 2-6
Nebraska: January 1-5
Nevada: January 1-10
New Hampshire: January 5
New Jersey: January 1-5
New Mexico: January 1-20
New York: January 1-9
North Carolina: January 3-21
North Dakota: January 1
Ohio: January 2-20
Oklahoma: January 1-10
Oregon: January 1-9
Pennsylvania: During the first 10 business days
Rhode Island: January 1
South Carolina: January 1-10
South Dakota: January 10
Tennessee: January 1-20
Texas: January 1-28
Utah: January 5, 11 and 15
Vermont: January 1
Virginia: January 1-7
Washington: January 1-20
West Virginia: January 1-9
Wisconsin: January 1-15
Wyoming: January 1-4
Guam: January 1-10
Puerto Rico: January 4 – 22
District of Columbia: January 1-10
U.S. Virgin Islands: January 1