Millions of Americans rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to combat food insecurity.
While other federal payments like SSI are delivered on fixed dates, SNAP payments vary by state and are distributed throughout the month.
If you haven’t received your July Food Stamps yet, you may still be eligible based on your state’s distribution schedule.
This article explains the SNAP payment dates for July, maximum benefit amounts, and which states are still distributing payments.
When Are July SNAP Benefits Being Distributed?
Each state follows its own schedule to load Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. Depending on your location, your July payment may have already been delivered or is on its way.
While states like Florida and Texas issue payments through the entire month, others like Connecticut and Rhode Island will issue the next payment in August.
July SNAP Payment Schedule by State
Below is a comprehensive table listing state-wise SNAP deposit dates for July 2025:
State/Territory | July 2025 Payment Dates |
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Alabama | July 4 – 23 |
Alaska | August 1 |
Arizona | July 1 – 13 |
Arkansas | July 4 – 13 |
California | July 1 – 10 |
Colorado | July 1 – 10 |
Connecticut | August 1 – 3 |
Delaware | July 2 – 23 |
Florida | July 1 – 28 |
Georgia | July 5 – 23 |
Hawaii | August 3 – 5 |
Idaho | July 1 – 10 |
Illinois | July 1 – 10 |
Indiana | July 5 – 23 |
Iowa | July 1 – 10 |
Kansas | July 1 – 10 |
Kentucky | July 1 – 19 |
Louisiana | July 1 – 23 |
Maine | July 10 – 14 |
Maryland | July 4 – 23 |
Massachusetts | July 1 – 14 |
Michigan | July 3 – 21 |
Minnesota | July 4 – 13 |
Mississippi | July 4 – 21 |
Missouri | July 1 – 22 |
Montana | August 2 – 6 |
Nebraska | August 1 – 5 |
Nevada | July 1 – 10 |
New Hampshire | August 5 |
New Jersey | August 1 – 5 |
New Mexico | July 1 – 20 |
New York | August 1 – 9 |
North Carolina | July 3 – 21 |
North Dakota | August 1 |
Ohio | July 2 – 20 |
Oklahoma | July 1 – 10 |
Oregon | August 1 – 9 |
Pennsylvania | First 10 working days |
Rhode Island | August 1 |
South Carolina | July 1 – 10 |
South Dakota | July 10 |
Tennessee | July 1 – 20 |
Texas | July 1 – 28 |
Utah | July 5, 11, 15 |
Vermont | August 1 |
Virginia | August 1 – 7 |
Washington | July 1 – 20 |
West Virginia | August 1 – 9 |
Wisconsin | July 1 – 15 |
Wyoming | August 1 – 4 |
Guam | July 1 – 10 |
Puerto Rico | July 4 – 22 |
District of Columbia | July 1 – 10 |
U.S. Virgin Islands | August 1 |
Maximum SNAP Payment Amounts for July 2025
The maximum monthly SNAP benefit amount varies depending on household size and location. While most U.S. states follow standard federal limits, Guam, Alaska, and Hawaii offer higher amounts due to the elevated cost of living.
Standard SNAP Maximum Benefits (48 States):
Household Size | Maximum Benefit |
---|---|
1 | $292 |
2 | $536 |
3 | $768 |
4 | $975 |
5 | $1,158 |
6 | $1,390 |
7 | $1,536 |
8 | $1,756 |
Guam SNAP Maximums (July 2025):
- 1 member: $431
- 8 members: $2,588
Eligible individuals and families can use SNAP funds at authorized grocery stores, retailers, and farmers markets. Additionally, online purchases are available through select retailers.
Who Can Still Apply for July SNAP Benefits?
If you’re in urgent need, you may still apply for July SNAP benefits. Expedited processing is available for eligible applicants who meet income and resource criteria.
Some may receive emergency food stamps within seven days of applying.
The July 2025 SNAP payment schedule remains active in many states, offering critical support to low-income individuals and families.
With maximum payments ranging from $292 to $1,756 depending on household size and location, SNAP continues to serve as a vital safety net against hunger.
Be sure to check your state’s EBT reload date, and plan your budget accordingly.
FAQs
Can I still receive July SNAP benefits if I apply late?
Yes, if you qualify, especially under expedited processing. You may receive benefits within 7 days of approval.
How are SNAP payments delivered?
SNAP payments are deposited once a month into your EBT card, which can be used like a debit card at approved locations.
What if I don’t spend all my SNAP funds in July?
Unused SNAP benefits roll over to the next month but must be used within nine months to avoid forfeiture.