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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) offers a monthly benefit to help you buy food and food products, such as seeds and plants to grow food. This monthly benefit is loaded to an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card and cannot be withdrawn as cash.
Manage My Benefit. Check EBT Balance. See how much money you have left on your EBT card this month. Report a Change. Let us know if your information (like your address or income) has changed. Check My Status. Check the status of your SNAP benefit or application in the FSD Benefit Portal. Request a New Card.
Welcome to myDSS | mydss.mo.gov. The Family Support Division is responsible for administering public assistance programs including SNAP, Temporary Assistance, Medicaid, childcare subsidy, child support, blind services and other basic needs. We can also help you with finding and keeping a job through our employment & job training programs.
Find out how we can help, how to apply for a benefit, or manage an existing one.
Login to this portal to get information about your personal or household benefits. Use by others, without your permission, is prohibited.
Missourians can apply for SNAP benefits 24/7 online by visiting MyDSS.mo.gov, or sending completed applications and verification documents by email to FSD.Documents@dss.mo.gov, or by fax to 573-526-9400.
The SNAP (previously Food Stamps) application can be found here. Applicants can submit the application online or print a copy to complete and submit via mail. Applicants can also obtain and submit a paper application at their local resource center.
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Submit reports and claims by mail, fax, online, or in-person at local offices. The state has 10 calendar days to validate the claim. Benefit Availability: Benefits for approved claims are issued within 10 calendar days after claim approval.
800-392-0210. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) offers a monthly benefit to help those in need buy food and food products. Other programs, like the Food Distribution Program and Women, Infant and Children (WIC), may also be able to help.