SNAP, SSI, Social Security and VA payment dates

SNAP deposit schedule by state

Every state loads food stamp (SNAP/EBT) benefits on its own schedule. Find your state for the exact day and what decides it.

StateDeposit daysBased on
AlabamaBetween the 4th and 23rdthe last two digits of your case number
AlaskaOn the 1stSame day for everyone
ArizonaBetween the 1st and 13ththe first letter of your last name
ArkansasBetween the 4th and 13ththe last digit of your Social Security number
CaliforniaBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your case number
ColoradoBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your Social Security number
ConnecticutBetween the 1st and 8ththe last two digits of your EBT client number
Washington, D.C.Between the 1st and 10ththe first letter of your last name
FloridaBetween the 1st and 28ththe 9th and 8th digits of your case number, read backward (ignore the 10th digit)
GeorgiaBetween the 5th and 23rdthe last two digits of your ID number
GuamBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your Social Security number
HawaiiBetween the 3rd and 5ththe first letter of your last name
IdahoBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your birth year
IllinoisBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of the head of household's individual ID number
IndianaBetween the 5th and 23rdthe first letter of your last name
IowaBetween the 1st and 10ththe first letter of your last name
KansasBetween the 1st and 10ththe first letter of your last name
KentuckyBetween the 1st and 19ththe last digit of your case number
LouisianaBetween the 5th and 23rdthe last digit of your Social Security number
MaineBetween the 10th and 14ththe last digit of your birthday (the day of the month)
MarylandBetween the 4th and 23rdthe first three letters of your last name
MassachusettsBetween the 1st and 14ththe last digit of your Social Security number
MichiganBetween the 3rd and 21stthe last digit of your ID number
MinnesotaBetween the 4th and 13ththe last digit of your case number
MississippiBetween the 4th and 21stthe last two digits of your case number
MissouriBetween the 1st and 22ndyour birth month and the first letter of your last name
MontanaBetween the 2nd and 6ththe last digit of your TEAMS case number
NebraskaBetween the 1st and 5ththe last digit of the head of household's Social Security number
NevadaBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your birth year
New HampshireOn the 5thSame day for everyone
New JerseyBetween the 1st and 5ththe 7th digit of your case number
New MexicoBetween the 1st and 20ththe last two digits of your Social Security number
New YorkBetween the 1st and 9ththe last digit of your case number
North CarolinaBetween the 3rd and 21stthe last digit of your Social Security number
North DakotaOn the 1stSame day for everyone
OhioBetween the 2nd and 20ththe last digit of your case number
OklahomaBetween the 1st and 10ththe last digit of your case number
OregonBetween the 1st and 9ththe last digit of your Social Security number
PennsylvaniaOver the first 10 business daysyour county and the last digit of your 7-digit case record number
Rhode IslandOn the 1stSame day for everyone
South CarolinaBetween the 1st and 19ththe last digit of your case number
South DakotaOn the 10thSame day for everyone
TennesseeBetween the 1st and 20ththe last two digits of your Social Security number
TexasBetween the 1st and 28thyour EDG number and when your case was certified
UtahBetween the 5th and 15ththe first letter of your last name
VermontOn the 1stSame day for everyone
VirginiaBetween the 1st and 7ththe last digit of your case number
WashingtonBetween the 1st and 20thWhen you applied and were approved
West VirginiaBetween the 1st and 9ththe first letter of your last name
WisconsinBetween the 2nd and 15ththe 8th digit of your Social Security number
WyomingBetween the 1st and 4ththe first letter of your last name

Schedules from Propel's state guides, cross-checked against USDA's published schedule. Puerto Rico runs a separate program (NAP) and isn't listed.