Wyoming SNAP Benefits Calculator 2025

You can apply for Wyoming SNAP benefits online or in person. Visit your local DFS office to get an application form. You can also download the Application for Assistance from the Wyoming DFS website. Submit your completed application by mail, fax, or in person to your local office.

Wyoming SNAP income limits depend on household size. A single person household must earn $2,510 or less per month. Gross income limits increase with each household member. Net income limits are lower than gross income limits. These limits run from October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025.

Most Wyoming households can have up to $2,500 in resources. Households with elderly or disabled members can have up to $3,750. Resources include checking accounts, savings accounts, and stocks. Your home and one vehicle do not count as resources.

Wyoming does not offer a complete online SNAP application system. You must visit a local DFS office or download a paper application. You can submit completed applications by email to snappowerservice@wyo.gov. Include your full name and birth date in the subject line.

Wyoming SNAP applications are processed within 30 days. Emergency cases may get benefits within 7 days. You will receive an interview appointment after submitting your application. A DFS employee will contact you to schedule this required interview.

You need proof of identity and Wyoming residency. Bring income statements from all household members. Provide bank statements and asset information. Utility bills and rent receipts are also required. Bring Social Security cards for all household members.

College students can qualify for Wyoming SNAP under certain conditions. Students must work at least 20 hours weekly. Students with children under age 6 may qualify. Students receiving work study or certain federal aid may be eligible.

Seniors age 60 and older have higher asset limits in Wyoming. They can have up to $3,750 in resources instead of $2,500. Senior households may also qualify for higher deductions. Medical expenses over $35 monthly can be deducted from income.

Wyoming EBT cards buy food for home preparation and consumption. This includes fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, and bread. You cannot buy alcohol, tobacco, or hot prepared foods. Pet food and household items are not allowed purchases.

Check your Wyoming EBT balance by calling the customer service number. The number is printed on the back of your card. You can also check balance at grocery store checkout. Some stores have balance inquiry machines near customer service desks.

Legal immigrants may qualify for Wyoming SNAP benefits. Qualified aliens include permanent residents and refugees. Most immigrants must wait 5 years after entry. Children and elderly immigrants may qualify sooner. Undocumented immigrants cannot receive SNAP benefits.

You must report income changes within 10 days in Wyoming. Failure to report can result in benefit overpayment. You may have to pay back excess benefits received. Intentional program violations can result in disqualification. Always report changes promptly to avoid penalties.

Yes, Wyoming EBT cards work in all 50 states. You can use your card at any authorized retailer nationwide. The card works the same way everywhere. Benefits remain the same regardless of where you shop.

Wyoming SNAP recertification happens every 6 to 24 months. Most households recertify every 12 months. Elderly and disabled households may have longer periods. You will receive a notice before your benefits expire. Complete recertification paperwork on time to avoid benefit interruption.

The minimum monthly SNAP benefit in Wyoming is $23. This applies to households of one or two people. Households with higher income may receive this minimum amount. Categorically eligible households receive at least this minimum benefit. The amount is set by federal regulations.