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1080 Chapter 7:Worker guides • Section 2: SNAP worker guides (07/2026) Form # Title/Use Paper Forms server PDF fill in DHS 849 Your SNAP food benefits may increase by claiming your medical expenses Individual brochure on medical expenses for SNAP X X DHS 9207 Oregon Helps: Now showing at a computer near you Bookmark (4” x 9”) on using www.oregonhelps.org to find out if you might be eligible for SNAP benefits X X DHS 9208 More reasons to sign up for SNAP Explains how SNAP benefits make families eligible for free school meals and two phone assistance programs. X AFS 9211 Food Stamp Expedited Issuance Flier on expedited SNAP benefits. X paper only DHS 9213 Eating Right When Money’s Tight – A Guide for Seniors and People with Disabilities Individual brochure for seniors and people with disabilities and the SNAP Program. Includes eligibility guidelines. X X DHS 9216 Know Your Rights, Individual Bill of Rights Poster - lists rights of SNAP recipients. X paper only DHS 9217 Know Your Rights Flier - lists rights of SNAP recipients. X X DHS 9221 Spread the word: HEALTHY food is within reach Introduces the new name – SNAP – and gives general information about the program. X Prison discrepancy lists A person is ineligible for SNAP when they are incarcerated (county and state systems). The OPAR Data Match Unit (DMU) Corrections Project team identifies incarcerated individuals who are receiving SNAP benefits. When warranted, DMU closes the SNAP case according to the procedures below. Closures by DMU: single person cases When no release date is listed on the jail Web site, or the release date is beyond the end of the month in which DMU becomes aware of the incarceration, the Corrections Team will close the SNAP benefits when the incarcerated person is the only one on the case. • When the Corrections Team closes a SNAP case, they will disable the participant’s EBT card to preserve benefits for use upon their release;