Mar 27, 2025
In Alabama, the EBT deposit schedule is determined by the last two digits of your case number. This system ensures a staggered distribution, helping to manage the flow of funds and maintain a balanced disbursement process throughout the month.
Alabama EBT Deposit Schedule
Here is a detailed list of EBT deposit dates in Alabama based on the last two digits of your case number:
00-04: 4th of the month
05-09: 5th of the month
10-14: 6th of the month
15-19: 7th of the month
20-24: 8th of the month
25-29: 9th of the month
30-34: 10th of the month
35-39: 11th of the month
40-44: 12th of the month
45-49: 13th of the month
50-54: 14th of the month
55-59: 15th of the month
60-64: 16th of the month
65-69: 17th of the month
70-74: 18th of the month
75-79: 19th of the month
80-84: 20th of the month
85-89: 21st of the month
90-94: 22nd of the month
95-99: 23rd of the month
Finding Your Case Number
To determine your EBT deposit schedule, follow these steps to find your case number:
Locate your EBT card and find the case number printed on it.
If you don't have your card, log in to your account on the EBT Edge portal.
Navigate to the account details section where your case number is displayed.
Use the last two digits of your case number to determine your deposit date from the provided schedule.
What Time Are Benefits Loaded?
In Alabama, EBT benefits are typically loaded onto cards at midnight on the scheduled deposit date. This means that funds should be available for use by the morning of your designated day. However, it's always a good idea to check your EBT balance to ensure the funds have been deposited before making any purchases. This can help avoid any inconvenience at the checkout.
For a detailed step-by-step guide on how to check your EBT balance online, via mobile app, and by phone, visit How to Check Your Alabama EBT Balance.
What to Do If You Miss a Deposit
There are several reasons why an EBT deposit might be missed. Common issues include missing a renewal deadline or failing to submit a required report on time. Deposits can also be delayed due to weekends or holidays, as banks and government offices may not process transactions on these days. If you miss a deposit, first check if you have met all renewal and reporting requirements. If everything is in order, contact EBT customer service at 1-800-997-8888 to inquire about the status of your benefits. They can provide specific information and help resolve any issues.
For more detailed information on potential issues and next steps, visit this resource.
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