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Division of Welfare and Supportive Services B-260 Eligibility and Payments Manual ISSUING BENEFITS 23 Jan 05 MTL 01/23

Mailing Addresses 260 MAILING ADDRESSES Ensure benefits are only mailed to the household’s home address in Nevada. Exceptions: ● The household is temporarily living at another address. ● The household has a post office box or general delivery address. ● The household has an alternate payee (enter the alternate payee name and address on the ALTP screen). ● The household provides a good reason for a different mailing address, showing they would suffer hardship if benefits were mailed to their home address. ● No checks or Medicaid cards are mailed out-of-state without prior approval by the Chief of E&P. ● EBT cards may be mailed to an out- of-state address when it is their intent to return and reside in Nevada, and with the Social Service Manager’s approval. DO NOT send benefits to a Division employee's home address (unless the employee is an applicant or recipient). SNAP households must be living in Nevada. There is no durational residency requirement in SNAP. Nevada SNAP households may access or receive benefits out of state as follows: ● Once approved, Nevada SNAP households can access their SNAP EBT account from any point of sale (POS) location in- or out-of-state that accepts the Nevada Quest card. SNAP benefits can be accessed for up to 274 days from the date the benefit became available. Unused benefits are expunged and reported to Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) after 274 days.

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Division of Welfare and Supportive Services B-260 Eligibility and Payments Manual ISSUING BENEFITS 23 Jan 05 MTL 01/23

Mailing Addresses 260 MAILING ADDRESSES Ensure benefits are only mailed to the household’s home address in Nevada. Exceptions: ● The household is temporarily living at another address. ● The household has a post office box or general delivery address. ● The household has an alternate payee (enter the alternate payee name and address on the ALTP screen). ● The household provides a good reason for a different mailing address, showing they would suffer hardship if benefits were mailed to their home address. ● No checks or Medicaid cards are mailed out-of-state without prior approval by the Chief of E&P. ● EBT cards may be mailed to an out- of-state address when it is their intent to return and reside in Nevada, and with the Social Service Manager’s approval. DO NOT send benefits to a Division employee's home address (unless the employee is an applicant or recipient). SNAP households must be living in Nevada. There is no durational residency requirement in SNAP. Nevada SNAP households may access or receive benefits out of state as follows: ● Once approved, Nevada SNAP households can access their SNAP EBT account from any point of sale (POS) location in- or out-of-state that accepts the Nevada Quest card. SNAP benefits can be accessed for up to 274 days from the date the benefit became available. Unused benefits are expunged and reported to Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) after 274 days.