Some SNAP recipients now have to work, volunteer, or do training at least 20 hours a week and report it to keep benefits.
Pennsylvania estimates many people could lose benefits because of errors or paperwork problems, even if they qualify.
Are you or someone you know affected?
If you’re 18–64, able to work, and don’t have a child under 14, these rules may apply.
What if you don’t meet the rules?
You may be limited to only 3 months of SNAP in a 3-year period.
We help you figure out if the rules apply to you or someone you know (or if you’re exempt).
We help you get the right documents together and avoid common mistakes.
We help you understand what to report, and when, so you don’t lose benefits.
We provide a real person who can clearly explain the process step by step.
We help you figure out if the rules apply to you or someone you know (or if you’re exempt).
We help you get the right documents together and avoid common mistakes.
We help you understand what to report, and when, so you don’t lose benefits.
We provide a real person who can clearly explain the process step by step.
Let’s get your SNAP benefits back
If you think you or someone you know may be in danger of losing your SNAP benefits, fill out the form to schedule a consultation with a representative that can help you get back on track to receiving your SNAP benefits.