If you’re relying on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits, you’ll want to know when you’ll receive your February payment. This month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is issuing SNAP payments before and after Valentine Day.
So, whether you want to treat your loved ones to a special meal or just stock up on groceries, these dates are important to keep in mind.
When You Get Your SNAP Payments Before and After Valentine Day?
The schedule for SNAP payments in February is spread out, and several states will continue to issue payments before and after Valentine’s Day. In fact, Florida and Texas will keep sending payments until February 28, so there will be over two weeks of paydays. Also check eligibility and payment dates about SNAP Benefits in Florida 2025.
However, some states will stop issuing payments on Valentine’s Day itself. For example, if you live in Massachusetts or Maine, your payments will stop on February 14.
Here’s a breakdown of the payment dates for different states:
| State | Payment Dates |
| Alabama | February 4-23 |
| Arizona | February 1-13 |
| Arkansas | February 4-13 |
| Delaware | February 2-23 |
| Florida | February 1-28 |
| Georgia | February 5-23 |
| Indiana | February 5-23 |
| Kentucky | February 1-19 |
| Louisiana | February 1-23 |
| Maine | February 10-14 |
| Maryland | February 4-23 |
| Massachusetts | February 1-14 |
| Michigan | February 3-21 |
| Minnesota | February 4-13 |
| Mississippi | February 4-21 |
| Missouri | February 1-22 |
| New Mexico | February 1-20 |
| North Carolina | February 3-21 |
| Ohio | February 2-20 |
| Tennessee | February 1-20 |
| Texas | February 1-28 |
| Utah | February 15 |
| Washington | February 1-20 |
| Wisconsin | February 1-15 |
| Puerto Rico | February 4-22 |
Which States Will Not Issue SNAP Payments Until March?
For some, the wait for their SNAP payment won’t end in February. If you live in any of the states below, your SNAP payments will be issued in March 2025:
| State | Payment Dates |
| Alaska | March 1 |
| California | March 1-10 |
| Colorado | March 1-10 |
| Connecticut | March 1-3 |
| Hawaii | March 3-5 |
| Idaho | March 1-10 |
| Illinois | March 1-10 |
| Iowa | March 1-10 |
| Kansas | March 1-10 |
| Montana | March 2-6 |
| Nebraska | March 1-5 |
| Nevada | March 1-10 |
| New Hampshire | March 5 |
| New Jersey | March 1-5 |
| New York | March 1-9 |
| North Dakota | March 1 |
| Oklahoma | March 1-10 |
| Oregon | March 1-9 |
| Pennsylvania | March 1-10 |
| Rhode Island | March 1 |
| South Carolina | March 1-10 |
| South Dakota | March 10 |
| Vermont | March 1 |
| Virginia | March 1-7 |
| West Virginia | March 1-9 |
| Wyoming | March 1-4 |
| Guam | March 1-10 |
| The District of Columbia | March 1-10 |
| U.S. Virgin Islands | March 1 |
How Much Can You Expect from SNAP?
The amount you receive from SNAP depends on the size of your household. Here’s a quick look at the maximum benefits available in February:
| Household Size | Maximum Monthly Benefit |
| 2 people | $536 |
| 3 people | $768 |
| 4 people | $975 |
| 5 people | $1,158 |
| 8 people | $1,756 |
So, if you’re a family of 4, for example, you could receive up to $975 in SNAP benefits this month. Also see who is eligible for Social Security gifts for valentine’s day
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What should I do if I don’t receive my SNAP payment on time?
If your payment is delayed, wait at least three business days before reaching out to your local SNAP office. Sometimes, payments can be delayed due to bank processing times or federal holidays.
2. Can SNAP payments change each year?
Yes, SNAP benefits can change each year. They are adjusted for inflation, so the amount you receive may increase based on the cost-of-living adjustments (COLA).
3. How can I check the status of my SNAP payment?
To check your payment status, log in to your online account at the official SNAP website for your state. Each state has its own system for tracking payments.