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Once every six months you will be required to do a SNAP Interim Report. You can do this via the Alaska Connect Portal.

If you have any changes to your financial situation at any time while you are on SNAP you are required to file a Change of Report form on the Alaska Connect Portal.

Interim Reports : The State of Alaska requires all active SNAP recipients to complete an Interim Report halfway through their certification period to confirm they are still eligible for SNAP. That means if your household is certified to receive SNAP for 12 months, your Interim Report will be due in the 6th month, and if you’re certified for 24 months, your Interim Report will be due the 12th month.

Do not complete the online SNAP Interim Report form unless you have received one in the mail. This form should not be completed prior to the month in which it is due.

If you don't have an email address or if you are helping someone else upload their documents:

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Once every six months you will be required to do a SNAP Interim Report. You can do this via the Alaska Connect Portal.

If you have any changes to your financial situation at any time while you are on SNAP you are required to file a Change of Report form on the Alaska Connect Portal.

Interim Reports : The State of Alaska requires all active SNAP recipients to complete an Interim Report halfway through their certification period to confirm they are still eligible for SNAP. That means if your household is certified to receive SNAP for 12 months, your Interim Report will be due in the 6th month, and if you’re certified for 24 months, your Interim Report will be due the 12th month.

Do not complete the online SNAP Interim Report form unless you have received one in the mail. This form should not be completed prior to the month in which it is due.

If you don't have an email address or if you are helping someone else upload their documents: