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Human Services Reminds SNAP Households to Submit Recertification Forms

The ‘Recertification Application Packet arriving’ in the mail this month must be completed and returned as soon as possible or before the date stated on the enclosed Notice of Expiration, to avoid interruption to SNAP benefits on Oct. 31.

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