In Montana, the SNAP program is administered by the state. Apply through your state's portal — eligibility largely follows federal rules (gross income <130% FPL).
Households must meet income and resource guidelines. Members must be U.S. citizens or legal aliens with social security numbers. Able-bodied members ages 16-59 must register for work. Gross monthly income limits vary by household size (e.g., $1,729 for 1 person, $2,345 for 2 people for standard households; higher limits for Expanded Categorical Eligibility households). Resource limit is $2,750 for most households, $4,500 for households with elderly or disabled members. Households receiving TANF or SSI have no resource limit.
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