SNAP work rules and reporting your hours
If you are 18 to 64, able to work, and no one under 14 is in your SNAP household, you may need 80 hours a month of work, volunteering or a work program, or SNAP is limited to 3 months in 3 years. Report within 10 days if your hours drop below about 20 a week.
Draft: these steps are still being checked. Always follow what the official website says.
Have these ready
- Pay stubs or self-employment records showing your hours
- A signed letter from where you volunteer, with your hours
- Form H1822 (work program hours)Shows your hours in a work program like SNAP Employment and Training.
- A doctor's statement (Form H1836-A) if you can't workIt must be less than 12 months old.
- Form H3037 or a doctor's note if you are pregnant