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What to Expect When Applying for SNAP Social Security Number (Example: Social Security Card) Your Identification (Example: driver's license, school ID with photo, passport, resident alien card, I-94 card, voter's registration card)

Start your journey in applying for services by creating a One DHS Account or logging into the One DHS Customer Portal. From the One DHS Customer Portal you can access applications for SNAP, Families First, Child Support, Child Care Payment Assistance, upload documents, check case status, file an appeal and much more.

Report Changes Within 10 Days of Income Change SNAP recipients in the 10-Day Reporting Classification may experience fluctuations in their income, residency, household composition, child- support or other resources. These changes should be reported within 10 days of occurrence.

To provide feedback about SNAP or Families First, please call the Family Assistance Service Center at 1 (866) 311-4287. To provide feedback about your EBT card, please call the EBT Customer Service line at 1 (888) 997-9444.

Documents related to Families First and SNAP can be uploaded using the ?Family Assistance File Upload? tool on the One DHS Customer Portal home page. Documents related to Disaster Relief programs (Disaster SNAP, Emergency Cash Assistance, P-EBT) can be uploaded using the Disaster Relief programs dashboard.

To find out the easiest way to renew in your county, call your caseworker, local office, or the Tennessee SNAP hotline: 1-866-311-4287. When will I get my food stamps? Tennessee sends out benefits from the 1st to the 20th of every month, based on the last two digits of your Social Security Number (SSN).