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Starting on Nov. 1, additional new requirements are going into effect that may impact Pennsylvanian's eligibility for SNAP benefits.
Under the new rules, those affected by the change must work or participate in a work program for at least 80 hours per month. Beneficiaries who do not meet the requirement will be limited to receiving only three months of SNAP benefits within a three-year period.
Who is eligible to apply for SNAP benefits? U.S. citizens must apply for SNAP in the state they currently live in and must meet requirements such as resource and income limits, the USDA website states. A state-by-state map provides direct contact ...
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Able-bodied residents aged 55 to 64 with no dependents, veterans, the homeless and others will soon have to comply with new federal work requirements to get regular Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
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