I apply for snap food stamps, never heard anything back

Q) I apply for snap food stamps and I believe it was October and no my paperwork and spoke to a gentleman last week and I never heard anything back I finally got a hold of one number and it said that I needed a couple pieces of paper so I don’t even know where she’s in them I am actually on a Wi-Fi hotspot right now because I have no phone so my phone is shut off and when desperate needs for food I think it said I have to have it all in by the 15th but I just found this out by going through all these different numbers to check I don’t always have the phone number or Internet because I have no Wi-Fi where can I send some documents to I need emergency food stamps very bad thank you so much

A) If you applied for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits and have not heard back from the agency, it is important to follow up on your application as soon as possible. SNAP is a program that provides assistance with buying food for low-income individuals and families, and it is designed to help those in need access nutritious food.

To follow up on your SNAP application, you can do one of the following:

1. Call the SNAP office or the agency that handles SNAP in your area and ask about the status of your application. They should be able to tell you what documents are needed and how to submit them.
2. If you are unable to call the SNAP office, you may be able to check the status of your application online or by visiting a local SNAP office in person.
3. If you have received a notice from the SNAP office stating that you need to submit additional documents or information, it is important to do so as soon as possible. This will help ensure that your application is processed in a timely manner.

If you are experiencing a hardship and are in need of emergency SNAP benefits, you may be able to request expedited service. Expedited service is available for households that are experiencing a crisis, such as homelessness, loss of income, or a disaster. To request expedited service, you will need to provide the SNAP office with proof of your hardship.

I hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions or need assistance with your SNAP application, you may want to contact the SNAP office or a social services agency in your area for more information.