SNAP benefits are accessible using the electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card.
(3) SNAP benefits are accessible using the electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card. Use of the EBT card to access SNAP benefits within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment constitutes an electronic signature and an acknowledgment that the recipient understands and agrees to their rights and responsibilities under the SNAP:
(i)a NYSCAP case is not considered open, and a household is not considered a SNAP recipient or to have been an applicant, until the household has redeemed a portion of any SNAP benefit within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment;#
(i) a NYSCAP case is not considered open, and a household is not considered a SNAP recipient or to have been an applicant, until the household has redeemed a portion of any SNAP benefit within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment;
(ii)a household has no rights to a fair hearing unless the household has accessed a portion of any SNAP benefit within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment; and#
(ii) a household has no rights to a fair hearing unless the household has accessed a portion of any SNAP benefit within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment; and
(iii)a NYSCAP enrollment is closed automatically if a household has not redeemed any SNAP benefits within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment.#
(iii) a NYSCAP enrollment is closed automatically if a household has not redeemed any SNAP benefits within 90 days following automatic NYSCAP case enrollment. No further notices are required.