Final SNAP Payments of $431 Coming Soon & $292 Food Stamp Checks Available Until March 28

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments for March 2025 have been distributed in most states. However, one U.S. territory continues issuing Food Stamps throughout the month, offering larger benefits than the states.

Guam’s Remaining SNAP Payments in March 2025

Guam will continue distributing SNAP benefits until March 10, 2025. Eligible recipients with Social Security Numbers (SSN) ending in 7, 8, 9, or 0 still have scheduled payment dates. The last digit of your SSN determines when the funds are available on your EBT card:

  • March 7 – If SSN ends in 7
  • March 8 – If SSN ends in 8
  • March 9 – If SSN ends in 9
  • March 10 – If SSN ends in 0

SNAP Payment Amounts: Guam vs. 48 Contiguous States

The maximum SNAP benefit varies depending on household size and location. While Guam offers higher benefits, Hawaii and Alaska also exceed the standard amounts in the 48 contiguous states due to inflation. Below is a comparison of maximum SNAP payments in 2025:

Maximum SNAP Benefits in Guam (2025)

Household SizeMaximum Benefit
1 person$431
2 people$790
3 people$1,132
4 people$1,437
5 people$1,707
6 people$2,049
7 people$2,264
8 people$2,588
Each additional person+$324

Maximum SNAP Benefits in 48 Contiguous States & DC (2025)

Household SizeMaximum Benefit
1 person$292
2 people$536
3 people$768
4 people$975
5 people$1,158
6 people$1,390
7 people$1,536
8 people$1,756
Each additional person+$220

March 2025 SNAP Payment Schedule by State

While most states have completed issuing their Food Stamps, 40 states continue payments through March, with Florida and Texas disbursing funds until March 28, 2025. Here’s a breakdown:

States Issuing SNAP Benefits in March 2025

  • Alabama: March 4-23
  • Arizona: March 1-13
  • Arkansas: March 4-13
  • California: March 1-10
  • Colorado: March 1-10
  • Delaware: March 2-23
  • Florida: March 1-28
  • Georgia: March 5-23
  • Idaho: March 1-10
  • Illinois: March 1-10
  • Indiana: March 5-23
  • Iowa: March 1-10
  • Kansas: March 1-10
  • Kentucky: March 1-19
  • Louisiana: March 1-23
  • Maine: March 10-14
  • Maryland: March 4-23
  • Massachusetts: March 1-14
  • Michigan: March 3-21
  • Minnesota: March 4-13
  • Mississippi: March 4-21
  • Missouri: March 1-22
  • Montana: March 2-6
  • Nevada: March 1-10
  • New Mexico: March 1-20
  • New York: March 1-9
  • North Carolina: March 3-21
  • Ohio: March 2-20
  • Oklahoma: March 1-10
  • Oregon: March 1-9
  • Pennsylvania: First 10 business days of March
  • South Carolina: March 1-10
  • South Dakota: March 10
  • Tennessee: March 1-20
  • Texas: March 1-28
  • Utah: March 15
  • Virginia: March 1-7
  • Washington: March 1-20
  • West Virginia: March 1-9
  • Wisconsin: March 1-15
  • Guam: March 1-10
  • Puerto Rico: March 4-22
  • District of Columbia: March 1-10

While most states have completed their March 2025 SNAP benefit payments, many are still processing Food Stamp disbursements throughout the month. Guam stands out with higher SNAP amounts and continues payments until March 10, 2025.

Meanwhile, Florida and Texas will be the last states to finish issuing SNAP benefits, extending payments until March 28, 2025. If you’re unsure of your SNAP eligibility or payment date, check your state’s disbursement schedule or verify your EBT account balance.

FAQs

Why does Guam offer higher SNAP benefits than most states?

Guam has a higher cost of living compared to the 48 contiguous states, which results in larger SNAP payments to accommodate increased food expenses.

When will Florida and Texas finish SNAP payments for March 2025?

Both Florida and Texas will continue issuing SNAP benefits until March 28, 2025.

How can I check when my SNAP benefits will be deposited?

Your EBT deposit schedule depends on your state and SSN. Check your state’s disbursement calendar or log into your EBT account online.

Does my household size affect my SNAP payment amount?

Yes. Larger households receive higher benefit amounts. Each additional person adds extra funds to the monthly SNAP allocation.

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