SNAP Benefits: Two States Still Sending Up to $1,756 This Month

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SNAP Benefits: Two States Still Sending Up to $1,756 This Month

If you’re wondering when your SNAP benefits will arrive in Texas or Florida in March 2025, I’ve compiled updated and reorganized information to ensure you don’t miss out.

We focus on these two states because they are the only ones that distribute benefits every month, from the first to the 28th. Since it is March 24, some groups of beneficiaries will still receive their payments in the coming days.

Most states and territories have already completed their payment schedules, as their SNAP populations are smaller than those in Florida and Texas.

SNAP benefits being distributed until March 28 in Florida and Texas

It turns out that in both states, Texas and Florida, specific groups will receive funds at the end of the month, between March 24 and 28, 2025. However, not everyone will arrive on that date, so pay attention to the details.

In Texas, for example, if your home was certified after June 1, 2020 and your EDG number is 42-45, that is your lucky day. In Florida, it’s determined by the last two digits of your case number; if it’s 96-99, mark the 28th on your calendar. Have you already reviewed your documents?

Let’s take a look at the groups that received payments in Texas between March 24 and 28 (households certified after June 1, 2020):

  • EDG ending at 82-85: March 24, 2025
  • EDG ending at 86-88: March 25, 2025
  • EDG ending at 89-92: March 26, 2025
  • EDG ending at 93-95: March 27, 2025
  • EDG ending at 96-99: March 28, 2025

As we said before, the state manages two groups depending on when you certified for SNAP. Imagine it like a line at the cinema: those who came first get in first.

Group 1 (certified before June 1, 2020): These are the veterans of the program. Your payments fall between March 1 and March 15, depending on the last digit of your EDG number. For example, if it ends in 0, you get paid on day 1; if it ends in 9, the 15th. If today is March 23, this group already has the money in their account. Ready to go grocery shopping without worries!

Group 2 (certified after June 1, 2020): Relatively new to the program enter the scene March 16-28. Here, the last two digits of the EDG are key. For example, those finished in 42-45 receive payment on the 28th. If you are in this group and today is March 23, you are still waiting, but don’t worry: your day is about to come.

What happens if you don’t know your EDG number? Don’t be stressed. Check your SNAP notifications or the documents you received when your application was approved to find that valuable number.

Florida SNAP benefits: the final payments for March 2025 are coming.

The Sunshine State distributes payments throughout the month, but with a unique system. Instead of looking at the last digits of the standard case number, they read them backwards (like a puzzle). Furthermore, they ignore the tenth digit. Complicated? A little, but here are the final payment dates of the month.

  • EDG ending at 82-85: March 24, 2025
  • EDG ending at 86-88: March 25, 2025
  • EDG ending at 89-92: March 26, 2025
  • EDG ending at 93-95: March 27, 2025
  • EDG ending at 96-99: March 28, 2025

The maximum amounts to pay are the same as those that apply to the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia, so you can expect to pay $292 per person, $536 for a two-member household, $768 for the members, $975 for a four-member family, and $1,756 for an eight-member household.

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