Eligible Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in Michigan will start receiving a maximum payment of $1,691 tomorrow.

The exact arrival schedule for food stamps varies depending on the state or territory, but the payments generally remain the same from state to state. In Michigan, payments are sent out starting on Aug. 3 and ending on Aug. 21.

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The specific arrival date for SNAP payments depends on a household's Social Security number, case number, account number, or last name. Households can expect their payments to arrive on the same day each month, so those that received payments on July 3 can expect funds to arrive Thursday.

SNAP-participating households in Michigan received an increase in their food stamps due to the cost-of-living adjustments for fiscal 2023. Until Sept. 30, 48 states and Washington, D.C., (excluding Hawaii and Alaska) will receive the same maximum benefits.

In Michigan, the maximum payment is $281 for a household of one, $1,116 for a household of five, and $1,691 for a household of eight. An additional $211 is added as a maximum for each additional household member above eight.

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Eligible households can use their SNAP benefits at participating locations, such as farmer's markets and grocery stores, with the payments intended to be spent on healthy foods. Payments are reloaded onto an electronic benefit transfer card each month.

In Michigan, 1.34 million people receive food stamps, accounting for 13% of the state's population. The average payment per household member per month is $181.