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Benefits are generally made available over the first 9-14
days of every month, based on the last digit of the client’s
case number. For all counties, except the 5 boroughs of NYC
(aka Upstate NY):
Case number ends in: 0 or 1 = benefits available on the 1st
of the month
Case number ends in: 2 = benefits available on the
2nd of the month
Case number ends in: 3
= benefits available on the 3rd of the month
Case number ends in: 4 =
benefits available on the 4th of the month
Case number ends in: 5 = benefits available on the
5th of the month
Case number ends in: 6 =
benefits available on the 6th of the month
Case number ends in: 7 = benefits available on the
7th of the month
Case number ends in: 8 = benefits available on the
8th of the month
Case number ends in: 9
= benefits available on the 9th of the month
For NYC
cases, benefit postings are spread out over 10 different days
that are not Sundays or holidays, during the first two weeks of
each month. The actual dates change from one month to the next,
so NYC publishes a six-month schedule showing the exact
availability dates.
Click here to download a copy of the current schedule. This
is also based on the last digit of the Case Number.
Find the digit in the first column of the schedule. That row
lists the monthly deposit dates for your benefits over the
six-month period. SNAP deposits are made during the A Cycle of
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