Apply for Food and Nutrition Services (Food Stamps) in NC Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) Food and Nutrition Services Employment and Training Program (FNS E&T) Simplified Nutritional Assistance Program SNAP North Carolina State Nutrition Action Coalition Food and Nutrition Services Brochure - English Food and Nutrition Services Brochure - Spanish
Income: You may be eligible for Food and Nutrition Services if your total income falls below the appropriate gross income limits for your household size. Eligibility workers determine which income limit applies to your household.
The maximum benefit amount for households receiving Food and Nutrition Services increased by 25% for the period of October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022.
HOUSEHOLD SIZE 130% MAXIMUM GROSS INCOME LIMIT 200% MAXIMUM GROSS INCOME LIMIT MAXIMUM BENEFIT ALLOTMENT 1 $1,396 $2,148 $250 2 $1,888 $2,904 $459 3 $2,379 $3,660 $658 4 $2,871 $4,418 $835 5 $3,363 $5,174 $992 6 $3,855 $5,930 $1,190 7 $4,347 $6,688 $1,316 8 $4,839 $7,444 $1,504 Each Additional Member (+492) (+758) (+188)Household Composition: Some individuals must participate in Food and Nutrition Services as one household even though they purchase and prepare their meals separately. Individuals who must participate as one household include:
Citizenship/Immigration Status: All individuals receiving Food and Nutrition benefits must be US citizens or immigrants admitted to the United States under a specific immigration status.
Public charge rules that relate to determinations about certain legal resident statuses changed in March 2021. Immigrants should know that they and their families can access many public benefits without concern, if they are eligible, and are encouraged to get information about public charge rules in English and Spanish on the NC Justice Center website.
Resources: Some households may be subject to a resource test.
NC EBT Call Center: 1-866-719-0141. Contact the Division of Social Services.
You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form to: Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 400 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20250-9410 Fax: (202) 690-7442 or Email: [email protected] . This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
የማዳላት ተግባርን ላለመፈጸም የወጣ መግለጫ - Amharic
تصريح عدم التمييز - Arabic
非歧视声明 - Chinese Simplified
非歧視聲明 - Chinese Traditional
Deklarasyon Kont Diskriminasyon - Creole
Izjava o nediskriminaciji - Croatian
English
میثاق (بیانیه) عدم تبعیض - Farsi
Déclaration de non-discrimination de l’USDA - French
Antidiskriminierungserklärung des US-Landwirtschaftsministeriums USDA - German
भेदभाव मुक्त संबंधी वक्तव्य - Hindi
Nqe Lus Teev Kev Tsis Kheev Ntxub Ntxaug - Hmong
សេចក្តីថ្លែងការណ៍ស្តីពីការមិនរើសអើង - Khmer
ຖະແຫຼງການບໍ່ເລືອກປະຕິບັດ - Laotian
Oświadczenie odnośnie niedyskryminacji - Polish
Declaração de não-discriminação - Portuguese
Заявление o недискриминации - Russian
Warbixinta Takoor La’aanta - Somali
Usted no sera discriminado - Spanish
ประกาศเก่ ียวกับการไม ่กีดกันเลือกปฏิบัต - Thai
غیر امتیازی سلوک کے بارے میں بیان - Urdu
Tuyên Văn Không Kỳ Thị - Vietnamese
Source: www.ncdhhs.gov
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