SNAP (Food Stamps) 2025 COLA – November Payment Schedule with Checks Ranging from $1,756 to $3,516

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The USDA has confirmed the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payment schedule for November 2024, following the 2025 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) increase, which took effect on October 1, 2024. As a result, the maximum benefit amounts will stay the same until September 30, 2025. While some states are still issuing payments for October, most SNAP recipients have received their benefits for the month. Below is the detailed payment schedule for November, including maximum benefit amounts after the COLA increase.

Payment Schedule

SNAP payment dates vary by state, with some issuing benefits as early as November 1, while others spread the payments throughout the month. Here’s the state-by-state breakdown for November 2024:

StatePayment Dates
AlabamaNovember 4 – 23
AlaskaNovember 1
ArizonaNovember 1 – 13
ArkansasNovember 4 – 13
CaliforniaNovember 1 – 10
ColoradoNovember 1 – 10
ConnecticutNovember 1 – 3
DelawareNovember 2 – 23
FloridaNovember 1 – 28
GeorgiaNovember 5 – 23
HawaiiNovember 3 – 5
IdahoNovember 1 – 10
IllinoisNovember 1 – 10
IndianaNovember 5 – 23
IowaNovember 1 – 10
KansasNovember 1 – 10
KentuckyNovember 1 – 19
LouisianaNovember 1 – 23
MaineNovember 10 – 14
MarylandNovember 4 – 23
MassachusettsNovember 1 – 14
MichiganNovember 3 – 21
MinnesotaNovember 4 – 13
MississippiNovember 4 – 21
MissouriNovember 1 – 22
MontanaNovember 2 – 6
NebraskaNovember 1 – 5
NevadaNovember 1 – 10
New HampshireNovember 5
New JerseyNovember 1 – 5
New MexicoNovember 1 – 20
New YorkNovember 1 – 9
North CarolinaNovember 3 – 21
North DakotaNovember 1
OhioNovember 2 – 20
OklahomaNovember 1 – 10
OregonNovember 1 – 9
PennsylvaniaOver the first ten business days
Rhode IslandNovember 1
South CarolinaNovember 1 – 10
South DakotaNovember 10
TennesseeNovember 1 – 20
TexasNovember 1 – 28
UtahNovember 5, 11, 15
VermontNovember 1
VirginiaNovember 1 – 7
WashingtonNovember 1 – 20
West VirginiaNovember 1 – 9
WisconsinNovember 1 – 15
WyomingNovember 1 – 4

Payment Dates

SNAP recipients outside the 50 states also have specific payment dates:

  • Guam: November 1 – 10
  • Puerto Rico: November 4 – 22
  • District of Columbia: November 1 – 10
  • U.S. Virgin Islands: November 1

SNAP Payment Amounts

The maximum SNAP benefit amounts for the 2024-2025 period vary by household size and location, with higher amounts for states and territories with a higher cost of living, such as Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Here’s a breakdown of the maximum benefits for different household sizes:

Household Size48 Contiguous StatesHawaiiAlaska
1$292$517$586
4$975$1,723$1,953
8$1,756$3,102$3,516

For each additional member beyond eight, the benefits increase proportionately. The differences in maximum benefits reflect the varying costs of living, ensuring that all recipients have access to adequate nutritional support.

November Schedule

Recipients should be aware of their state’s payment schedule to avoid missing out on their benefits. With the 2025 COLA increase in effect since October 1, the maximum benefit amounts remain consistent, allowing families to plan their budgets effectively through the end of September 2025. Addressing when payments are made can help families prepare for the upcoming holiday season, where expenses typically increase.

FAQs

When will Alaska issue SNAP benefits in November?

Alaska will send all SNAP benefits on November 1.

Are there higher SNAP benefits in some states?

Yes, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands offer higher maximum benefits due to their cost of living.

Will there be five payment dates in any states?

Yes, some states have a range of dates, with multiple days for payments.

What is the SNAP max for a single person?

The maximum for a single person is $292 in the 48 contiguous states.

When does Texas issue SNAP payments?

Texas distributes benefits from November 1 through November 28.

Julia Roberts

Julia Roberts, from Florida, holds a Bachelor's in Business Administration from UF and a Master’s in Public Administration from FSU. He's PMP and CPM-certified with strong leadership and writing experience.

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