Missouri Food Stamp Calculator: See Your 2025 Estimate
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Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimate based on standard SNAP guidelines and estimated 2025 figures. Actual eligibility and benefit amounts are determined by the Missouri Department of Social Services after a full application. Figures like FPL, maximum allotments, and deductions are estimates for 2025 and subject to change.
How to Use This Calculator
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Provide the total number of people in your household.
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Input Income Details
Enter your household's gross monthly income. Optionally provide net income if known.
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Include monthly housing, utility, childcare, and applicable medical expenses.
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Missouri SNAP 2025 FAQs
What are the 2025 income limits for SNAP in Missouri?
As of October 1, 2024, Missouri's SNAP income limits are:
- 1 person: $1,580/month
- 2 people: $2,137/month
- 3 people: $2,694/month
- 4 people: $3,250/month
- 5 people: $3,807/month
- 6 people: $4,364/month
- 7 people: $4,921/month
- 8 people: $5,478/month
How do I apply for food stamps in Missouri in 2025?
Apply online at mydss.mo.gov, by calling 855-373-4636, or by submitting a paper application to your local Family Support Division (FSD) office. You'll need proof of income, ID, and household expenses. An interview may be required.
What is the maximum SNAP benefit in Missouri for 2025?
For fiscal year 2025, the maximum monthly SNAP benefits in Missouri are:
- 1 person: $291
- 2 people: $535
- 3 people: $766
- 4 people: $973
- 5 people: $1,155
- 6 people: $1,386
- 7 people: $1,532
- 8 people: $1,751
Who is eligible for SNAP in Missouri in 2025?
Eligibility depends on income, household size, and expenses. Applicants must meet income limits and resource criteria. Able-bodied adults aged 18–54 without dependents must meet work requirements unless exempt. Exemptions include veterans, homeless individuals, and those aged out of foster care.
What documents are needed to apply for SNAP in Missouri?
You'll need:
- Proof of identity (e.g., driver's license)
- Social Security numbers for all household members
- Proof of income (e.g., pay stubs)
- Proof of expenses (e.g., rent, utilities)
- Proof of residency (e.g., utility bill)
How long does it take to get approved for SNAP in Missouri?
Standard processing time is up to 30 days. If you qualify for expedited benefits, you may receive them within 7 days. Expedited benefits are for households with very low income or resources.
How do I check my Missouri EBT balance?
Check your balance by:
- Calling the EBT Customer Service at 800-997-7777
- Logging into ebtEDGE
- Using the ebtEDGE mobile app
- Reviewing your last transaction receipt
What can I buy with SNAP benefits in Missouri?
SNAP benefits can be used to purchase:
- Fruits and vegetables
- Meat, poultry, and fish
- Dairy products
- Breads and cereals
- Seeds and plants to grow food
How do I replace a lost or stolen EBT card in Missouri?
Call 800-997-7777 immediately to report the loss and request a replacement card. You can also contact the FSD Information Center at 855-373-4636. A new card will be mailed to you.
Are SNAP benefits replaced if stolen electronically in Missouri?
As of December 20, 2024, Missouri no longer replaces SNAP benefits stolen electronically (e.g., via skimming or phishing). Report any theft to 800-997-7777 and to the Missouri Welfare Investigations Unit.
When do I need to recertify for SNAP in Missouri?
You must recertify before your certification period ends, typically every 12 months. The state will notify you of your recertification deadline. Failure to recertify on time may result in loss of benefits.
How do I recertify for SNAP benefits in Missouri?
To recertify:
- Complete the recertification form sent by the state
- Submit updated documents (e.g., income, expenses)
- Attend an interview if required
What is the mid-certification review (MCR) for SNAP in Missouri?
The MCR is a check-in during your certification period, usually at the 6-month mark. You'll need to report any changes in income, household size, or expenses. Failure to complete the MCR can result in suspension of benefits.
Can I apply for SNAP in Missouri if I'm unemployed?
Yes, unemployed individuals can apply for SNAP. However, able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWDs) aged 18–54 must meet work requirements unless exempt. Exemptions include veterans, homeless individuals, and those aged out of foster care.
Where can I find help with my SNAP application in Missouri?
For assistance:
- Visit mydss.mo.gov
- Call the FSD Information Center at 855-373-4636
- Contact local community organizations or food banks