Texas Extra Food Stamps December 2022 (EBT Deposit Schedules)

texas extra food stamps December 2022

Texas Extra Food Stamps December 2022 (EBT Deposit Schedules)


In this community resources guide, you will learn more about the extra food stamp benefits being issued in Texas in December 2022.

The emergency allotment benefits are meant to assist families struggling to put food on the table due to the pandemic.

If you live in Texas and are currently receiving SNAP benefits, you may wonder how and when you will receive these extra funds. Continue reading to learn about Texas’s EBT deposit schedules for December 2022 extra food stamps.

What Are Emergency Allotment Benefits?

Emergency allotment benefits, also known as Extra Food Stamps, are food assistance benefits issued to low-income households throughout the pandemic.

These are additional food stamp payments that SNAP beneficiaries will receive.  If you are eligible for SNAP benefits, you will receive your extra food stamp benefits payment plus the extra food stamps payment or emergency allotment.

Will Texas Issue Extra Food Stamps In December 2022?

Yes,  the state of Texas has announced that it will issue extra food stamps in December 2022. This is due to the continued effects of the pandemic on low-income households.

Roughly 1,490,727 eligible SNAP households will qualify for the emergency allotment benefits in December.

When Will Texas Issue The December Extra Food Stamps?

The extra food stamps will be issued on the following December dates:

  • Anytime from December 5th to December 12th. 

Be mindful that these are tentative dates, and benefits can be delayed. If you are still waiting to receive your extra SNAP benefits on any of these dates, be sure to contact the  Texas Department of Human Services to learn more about EBT deposit schedules in December.

How To Apply For SNAP In Texas

If you still need to receive food stamps in Texas, you can still sign up and receive the emergency allotment. There is no special eligibility for the extra food stamps, you need to qualify for SNAP in Texas.

To apply for Texas food stamps, you can do so online, in person, or by mail.

If you choose to apply online, you will need to visit the Texas Department of Human Services.

To apply in person for food stamps in Texas, you will need to visit your local county assistance office. You can find your local office by using this county locator tool.

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Qualifying For SNAP In Texas

Eligibility for food stamps  in Texas is based on many factors including, but not limited to:

  • Your citizenship status
  • Monthly income
  • Any assets you have
  • The size of your household
  • Whether you are currently employed
  • If you are disabled or elderly

To learn more about qualifying for food stamps in Texas, visit the state’s Department of Human Services website.

Using The Texas Food Stamp Calculator To See If You Qualify For SNAP

If you are unsure if you qualify for Texas food stamps, you can use the Texas food stamp calculator. This tool will help to give you a better idea of your eligibility for SNAP benefits.

To use the Texas food stamp calculator, simply enter information like your:

  • ZIP code
  • Household size
  • Total monthly income

Once you have entered in this information, the tool will give you an estimate of the food stamp benefits you may be eligible to receive.

Conclusion

Texas will once again issue extra food stamps in December 2022. You can expect your emergency allotment deposit anytime between December 5th through December 12th.

If you are not already receiving food assistance benefits, you can apply for Texas SNAP online, in person, or by mail. For questions about this month’s EBT deposit schedule in Texas, you can visit the state’s health and human services website or call them at 877.541.7905 for more details.

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2 thoughts on “Texas Extra Food Stamps December 2022 (EBT Deposit Schedules)

    • Nick Bryant Post authorReply

      Hi Sharon, I cant say for certain, but I would think they would still receive the Summer PEBT. The PEBT…if you’re referring to EBT benefits kids get for missing school during the pandemic…that is a benefit they already qualified for during the school year. Texas (and many other states) are just late paying out the Summer PEBT. Call the Texas PEBT number to double check though. 800-777-7328

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