SNAP (Food Stamps)
Monthly food benefits through Public Assistance.
About this service
SNAP, formerly called food stamps, helps low-income Alaskans buy food, with benefits loaded onto an Alaska Quest Card that works like a debit card at approved stores. It is administered by the State of Alaska Division of Public Assistance; you can apply online through the Alaska Connect Portal or by submitting a paper Application for Services. Most applications must be processed within 30 days.
Apply anytime
Who can get this isn’t written here. Call them to ask.
Before you start
SNAP and ATAP use the same Public Assistance application. Select the help you need. Complete a SNAP Interim Report only when you receive the notice and it is due; it is not a renewal application.
What to bring isn’t listed. Check with the provider before you start.
Provider information
View official informationCall State of Alaska Division of Public Assistance800-478-7778View official informationView official informationView official informationQuestions to ask
Who can get this, and what should I bring?
Which application or form fits my situation?
After you contact them
Ask the provider how to confirm receipt and when to follow up. A response time is not listed here.