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As of October 2016, the income limit for teen parents and families receiving assistance through Smart Steps was increased to $47,857 (85 percent of state median income), and the income limit for other families was increased to $33,780 (60 percent of state median income), to adjust for the updated state median income ...

Applicants must be living in the state of Tennessee to receive SNAP benefits from Tennessee. There are no specific age limits to receive SNAP benefits. Parents and their children (21 years old or younger) living together are considered one household. Minors who apply on their own must be living without their parents.

If you apply for SNAP benefits, you may need to submit copies of documents that show the following: Social security number. Identification. Residence. Income. Shelter costs. Utility costs. Other household information.

TDHS has thirty (30) days (unless the household is entitled to expedited service) to determine SNAP eligibility and provide assistance with help and cooperation.

Registration is a form of regulation that encourages active parental monitoring of facilities. In Tennessee, the following form of child care is exempt from licensing but may choose to be registered: Family child care homes. Full- or part-time care in a residence for five or fewer children not related to the caregiver.

The SNAP Program rules allow income deductions, including a 20% deduction on earnings, a standard deduction given to all households, dependent care expenses incurred, a shelter/utility deduction for a non-special household not to exceed $624, and medical expenses over $35 for elderly or disabled household members.