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SNAPCERTIFICATION MANUAL – SECTION 14000 14350 Cancellation of Benefits

14300 Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Aggregate Benefits 650 transaction • If aggregate benefits are to be reissued in the same month as the original issuance, enter a 200 transaction (reissue of current month’s benefits). • If aggregate benefits are reissued in the month after the benefitswere originally issued, enter a 650 transaction. • If the benefits are to be reissued in any subsequent month, entera 612 transaction (restoration).

14360 Account Balances SNAP Manual 12/01/03 An EBT SNAP benefit account does not close when a SNAP case closes. The former recipient remains entitled to the account balance. As long as benefits remain in the EBT SNAP account, the former recipient may still have cards issued or reissued and select or change PINs. Benefits remain available to the household for 12 months from the date of availability. After six months with no activity, the EBT account is in a dormant status. Even if the account is in a dormant status, the household may continue to access their benefits for up to 12 months from the date of availability. After 12 months, the benefits are expunged from the account. The household may no longer access these benefits; however, they may be applied to an overpayment. See SNAP 15800.

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SNAPCERTIFICATION MANUAL – SECTION 14000 14350 Cancellation of Benefits

14300 Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Aggregate Benefits 650 transaction • If aggregate benefits are to be reissued in the same month as the original issuance, enter a 200 transaction (reissue of current month’s benefits). • If aggregate benefits are reissued in the month after the benefitswere originally issued, enter a 650 transaction. • If the benefits are to be reissued in any subsequent month, entera 612 transaction (restoration).

14360 Account Balances SNAP Manual 12/01/03 An EBT SNAP benefit account does not close when a SNAP case closes. The former recipient remains entitled to the account balance. As long as benefits remain in the EBT SNAP account, the former recipient may still have cards issued or reissued and select or change PINs. Benefits remain available to the household for 12 months from the date of availability. After six months with no activity, the EBT account is in a dormant status. Even if the account is in a dormant status, the household may continue to access their benefits for up to 12 months from the date of availability. After 12 months, the benefits are expunged from the account. The household may no longer access these benefits; however, they may be applied to an overpayment. See SNAP 15800.