Utah to get second round of food stamp payments, up to $1,330, in 2 days.
Utah SNAP Recipients to Receive Second Round of Payments for August
Exciting news for Utah residents who rely on The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for assistance! In just two days, the second round of payments for August will be reloaded onto their electronic benefit transfer cards.
Utah is known for its efficient system of distributing food stamps, with benefits typically being reloaded on the same day each month. In the case of August, SNAP recipients can expect their payments on three specific dates: August 5th, 11th, and 15th.
Payment Schedule Based on Last Name
Utahans who receive nutrition assistance will be pleased to know that the payment schedule is organized based on the first letter of their last name. Here’s how it works:
- Last names starting with A – G: Payments available on the 5th
- Last names starting with H – O: Payments available on the 11th
- Last names starting with P – Z: Payments available on the 15th
The specific amount of SNAP benefits received by individuals depends on various factors, including household size, income limits, and additional assets.
Maximum SNAP Benefits
Let’s take a look at the maximum SNAP benefits for different household sizes:
- Household of one: Maximum benefit of $281
- Household of three: Maximum benefit of $740
- Household of six: Maximum benefit of $1,330
To qualify for SNAP benefits in Utah, households must have a gross monthly income that is 130% below the federal poverty level. The income limits vary based on household size:
- Household of one: Gross monthly income limit of $1,473
- Household of three: Gross monthly income limit of $2,495
- Household of six: Gross monthly income limit of $4,029
SNAP recipients can use their electronic benefit transfer cards to purchase a wide range of eligible food items, including bread, fruits, vegetables, meats, fish and poultry, seeds, and plants for growing food. However, it’s important to note that alcohol, pet food, and cleaning supplies are excluded from the program.
In Utah, approximately 5% of the population, which amounts to around 156,300 people, receive food stamps. If you’re interested in applying for SNAP benefits, you can do so through the Utah portal called myCase. Alternatively, you can visit an employment center or mail in your application.
For more information on this topic, you can click here to read the full article from The Washington Examiner.
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