February 2025 SNAP Food Stamps: Check EBT Payment Dates and Eligibility Requirements

SNAP delivers monthly benefits to millions of Americans so they may afford necessary groceries. Approaching February 2025, many are wondering their payment dates and whether they will be eligible for benefits.
Being informed of the SNAP schedule, income limits, and application process is one sure way to prevent delay in obtaining necessary support.

Information

Topic	Details
SNAP February 2025 Payment Dates	Varies by state; generally between February 1-28, 2025
Eligibility Requirements	Based on income, resources, and work requirements
Gross Monthly Income Limit (48 states & D.C.)	$1,632 for a household of one
Net Monthly Income Limit	$1,255 for a household of one
Maximum Monthly SNAP Benefit (2025)	$291 for a single person; $973 for a family of four
How to Check Your Balance	Online portals, mobile apps, customer service numbers
Official SNAP Website	USDA SNAP Website

Payment Dates

Every state has its own SNAP disbursement calendar. Payments are made in different parts of the month depending on factors like the SSN, case number, or last name.

Payment Schedules

State	Payment Dates (February 2025)
Texas	February 1 – 28
California	February 1 – 10
Florida	February 1 – 28
New York	February 1 – 9
Illinois	February 1 – 20
Georgia	February 5 – 23
Ohio	February 2 – 20

To find your state’s specific SNAP deposit schedule, visit your state’s SNAP website or call your local SNAP office.

How to Check

Visit your state’s SNAP website to get the EBT deposit schedule.
Check your state’s EBT portal to find the expected deposit date.
Call your local SNAP office or customer service number on your EBT card.
You can view your transaction history on mobile apps or online banking.

States making SNAP payments after February 1

Who Can Benefit

For households to receive SNAP benefits, they must qualify by meeting certain income and resource levels set forth by the USDA. These are changed annually using the federal poverty level (FPL).

Income Requirements

Household Size	Gross Monthly Income Limit	Net Monthly Income Limit
1	$1,632	$1,255
2	$2,198	$1,703
3	$2,764	$2,151
4	$3,330	$2,600
5	$3,896	$3,048
6	$4,462	$3,496

Note: Income limits are higher for Alaska and Hawaii due to increased cost of living.

Resource Limits

$3,000 or less in countable resources (cash, checking) for households without an elderly or disabled member
$4,500 or less in countable resources for households with an elderly (60+) or disabled member.

Work Requirements

ABAWDs ages 18-49 must work at least 80 hours per month, or participate in a workfare program.
Exemptions are pregnant women, disabled people, and those with young children.

How to Apply

If you believe you are eligible, you can apply for SNAP online, in person, or by phone using the following steps.

Required Documents

Identity: Driver’s license, state ID
Residency: Utility bill, lease agreement
Income: Pay stubs, tax returns
Bank Statements
Household Expenses: Rent, utilities, childcare

Submit Your Application

Online: Go to your state’s SNAP website and apply online.
In-Person: Application documents can be submitted at a local SNAP office.
By Phone: Call your state’s SNAP office to complete the application.

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Attend an Interview

Following submission of your application, you will be scheduled for a telephone or in-person interview by a caseworker. More documents may be requested as well.

Your EBT Card

When accepted, you will receive your EBT card via mail within 30 days. Applications for emergency cases can be processed in as little as 7 days for those who require such benefits.