New Florida SNAP Deposit Dates for December 8–14, 2025: Knowing when your monthly deposit will arrive is crucial for Florida residents who receive SNAP benefits. Depending on the case number, payments for December 2025 started during the first week of the month and ended on the seventh. The food stamp payment schedule for the second week of December is shared with you.
Payments for December 2025 will be made in line with the regular schedule, according to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), which oversees the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This eliminates the delays that affected over 30% of recipients in the previous month.
Notably, because the SNAP payment schedule varies widely and inconsistently from state to state, beneficiaries must understand the exact dates. The distribution may be affected by local factors such as the initial letter of the surname, the last digit of the social security number, or the digits in the case number.
When do the benefits get loaded?
Depending on the 9th and 8th digits of your Florida case number , with the 10th digit omitted, benefits are distributed from the first to the 28th of each month. If your case number’s eighth and ninth digits are:
- 01-03 1st of the month
- 04-06 2nd of the month
- 07-10 3rd of the month
- 11-13 4th of the month
- 14-17 5th of the month
- 18-20 6th of the month
- 21-24 7th of the month
- 25-27 8th of the month
- 28-31 9th of the month
- 32-34 10th of the month
- 35-38 11th of the month
- 39-41 12th of the month
- 42-45 13th of the month
- 46-48 14th of the month
- 49-53 15th of the month
- 54-57 16th of the month
- 58-60 17th of the month
- 61-64 18th of the month
- 65-67 19th of the month
- 68-71 20th of the month
- 72-74 21st of the month
- 75-78 22nd of the month
- 79-81 23rd of the month
- 82-85 24th of the month
- 86-88 25th of the month
- 89-92 26th of the month
- 93-95 27th of the month
- 96-99 28th of the month
Benefits will be accessible on the first three days of each month, depending on your case number, if you get cash assistance or SUNCAP (food assistance for SSI recipients):
The eighth and ninth case number digits
00-33 1st of the month
34-66 2nd of the month
67-99 3rd of the month
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What are SNAP’s maximum benefit amounts?
Since the most recent implementation of the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), the highest benefit amounts have been in effect. In the face of food inflation, these maximums seek to protect households’ purchasing power.
One-person household: Up to $298
Family of four: up to $994
A household of eight: up to $1,789
Throughout the fiscal year 2025, these amounts help families satisfy their basic food needs and enhance food security.
What are the most recent SNAP requirements?
Officials have proposed significant adjustments to the SNAP benefit distribution process in response to a number of problems brought on by the government shutdown.
Now, the majority of people between the ages of 18 and 64 who do not live with a child younger than 14 must complete at least 80 hours of qualifying activities each month. These 80 hours could be accumulated by a combination of:
either paid or unpaid work.
giving one’s time.
volunteering in the community.
participation in SNAP training and employment initiatives.
When are SNAP benefits distributed in each state?
The distribution dates for SNAP benefits vary by state, and below are the specific dates for December:
Alabama – December 4-23
Alaska – December 1
Arizona – December 1-13
Arkansas – December 4-13
California – December 1-10
Colorado – December 1-10
Connecticut – December 1-3
Delaware – December 2-23
District of Columbia – December 1-10
Florida – December 1-28
Georgia – December 5-23
Guam – December 1-10
Hawaii – December 3-5
Idaho – December 1-10
Illinois – December 1-20
Indiana – December 5-23
Iowa – December 1-10
Kansas – December 1-10
Kentucky – December 1-19
Louisiana – December 1-23
Maine – December 10-14
Maryland – December 4-23
Massachusetts – December 1-14
Michigan – December 3-21
Minnesota – December 4-13
Mississippi – December 4-21
Missouri – December 1-22
Montana – December 2-6
Nebraska – December 1-5
Snowfall – December 1-10
New Hampshire – December 5
New Jersey – December 1-5
New Mexico – December 1-20
New York – December 1-9
North Carolina – December 3-21
North Dakota – December 1
Ohio – December 2-20
Oklahoma – December 1-10
Oregon – December 1-9
Pennsylvania – December 3-14
Puerto Rico – December 4-22
Rhode Island – December 1
South Carolina – December 1-19
South Dakota – December 10
Tennessee – December 1-20
Texas – December 1-28
Utah – December 5, 11 and 15
Virgin Islands – December 1
Vermont – December 1
Virginia – December 1-7
Washington – December 1-20
West Virginia – December 1-9
Wisconsin – December 1-15
Wyoming – December 1-4