Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) – COVID-19
Department of Health and Human ServicesCOVID-19 CoronavirusPandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) – COVID-19Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What is P-EBT?Updated July 20, 2021A: Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) is a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Food andNutrition Services (FNS) program designed to provide cash benefits on an EBT card to be used to purchase food.This program is in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency. The purpose of the program is to providebenefits to children on free and reduced-price meals who lost access to food due to school closures and adjustedschedules during the 2020-2021 school year.Q: Who is eligible for P-EBT?A: Nebraska families are eligible for P-EBT benefits if: Children have been determined eligible by their school for free or reduced-price meals during the 2020-2021school year; and, The child did not receive free or reduced-price meals at the school because the school was closed or wasoperating with reduced attendance or hours for at least five consecutive days.Q: What is the P-EBT benefit amount?A: Nebraska is utilizing the average number of school days for all Nebraska schools to determine monthly benefits.The benefits will be 116 per student for each eligible month for full-time (100%) remote learners and 62 perstudent for each eligible month for hybrid-learning environments.Q: Is the 116/ 62 a total amount for the 2020-2021 school year?A: The 116/ 62 is the monthly amount per child. Eligibility for P-EBT will be determined monthly. Issuances will bemonthly and will include two months of benefits. Example: A child who is a full-time remote learner in October andNovember will receive 232 for the first issuance in April.Q: How will the benefits be issued?A: P-EBT benefits will be issued monthly based on data received from the Nebraska Department of Education(NDE) and the school districts. The first issuance will occur on April 15, 2021. P-EBT cards will be mailed. Once aP-EBT card is received, additional P-EBT benefits will be added to the P-EBT card. Benefits will be available oncethe P-EBT card is received.Q: Will households receive a new P-EBT card?A: Yes. Anyone who has received P-EBT in the past will receive a new P-EBT card. All remaining issuances will goon the P-EBT card received with the April 15, 2021, issuance. If they are determined eligible after the first issuance,a new P-EBT card will be mailed with the initial issuance and then ongoing benefits will continue on that card.“HelpingPeopleLivingLive BetterLives”“Helping PeopleBetter Lives”7/20/2021 pg. 1
Q: How will families receive P-EBT benefits?A: An all-white P-EBT card will be mailed to them. Important: They must have their address registered with the postoffice to receive the P-EBT card.Q: Is there an application process?A: No. P-EBT benefits will be issued from information received directly from NDE.Q: Are families that currently receive free breakfast and lunch from the school going to beeligible for this program?A: Many families are receiving free meals for the current school year through the extension of the Summer FoodProgram. Households eligible for P-EBT must have been determined eligible for free or reduced meals through theNational School Lunch Program at their school and must meet the other eligibility factors.Q: Will this affect a family’s ability to receive other benefits?A: No, it will not. These benefits replace school meals and are for families that receive free and reduced-price schoolmeals.Q: Does this count against families under the public charge rule?A: No, it does not. These benefits replace school meals and are for families that receive free and reduced-priceschool meals.Q: Will there be an application just like the SNAP application?A: No, benefits will be issued to households determined eligible by the schools and reported to the agency by NDE.Q: How long do families have to spend P-EBT benefits?A: Families can use P-EBT benefits for one year. That year starts when the family makes their first purchase. If apurchase is never made, the year starts when the benefits are issued.Q: Are P-EBT benefits based solely on free and reduced-price meals through the schools orwill there be additional income guidelines?A: There are no additional income guidelines.Q: How can I tell if my children are eligible for P-EBT benefits?A: You may check the Launch Nebraska site, https://www.launchne.com/status/, to see what has been reported asthe classroom learning mode for your school. Only students reported eligible from their school district will receiveP-EBT benefits. If the majority of the students where their child is enrolled were attending school in-person and theirstudent opted for remote learning this school year, have the parent contact the school district to clarify why theirstudent did not receive benefits. If their child did not participate in remote learning during the 20/21 school year, theyare not eligible for P-EBT benefits.“HelpingPeopleLivingLive BetterLives”“Helping PeopleBetter Lives” pg. 2
Q: If the family did not receive P-EBT benefits and they feel they were eligible, who can theycontact?A: Benefits are for students eligible for free and reduced-price meals who have been affected by a school closure oradjusted school schedule for at least five consecutive days. Students who are attending school in-person full-timewould not be eligible for P-EBT, as they are receiving meals at the school. Home-schooled students are notparticipating in the National School Lunch Program and are not eligible. Since eligibility is not determined by DHHS,parents should contact their School District with questions on why they were not eligible.Q: What can families buy with P-EBT benefits?A: Your P-EBT benefits can buy food at grocery stores and farmer’s markets that accept SNAP EBT and to purchasegroceries online at Amazon, Aldi, and Walmart.Use your P-EBT card like a debit card: Select “EBT.” Swipe the card. Enter your private PIN.Q: When and how will benefits be issued?A: The chart below provides additional details regarding the issuance of P-EBT benefits:Months of eligibilityreported by NDEOctober – NovemberDecember – JanuaryFebruary – MarchApril – MayAll months (as needed) Dates benefits issued toEBT and P-EBT CardsApril 15May 15June 15July 15August 13100% Remote Learners.Per child, per month 116 116 116 116 116Part-time RemoteLearners. Per child,per month 62 62 62 62 62This benefit schedule will be followed if DHHS receives the information from the schools on eligible students.If the reports are not received in time from NDE, benefits will be issued on the next issuance date.Q: What about benefits for those students who were missed with the August/Septemberissuance in September?A: Students who were missed with the first issuance in September for the months of August and September willreceive an additional payment before the first issuance on April 15, 2021. Students eligible for this payment havebeen identified by each school.Q: Can P-EBT cards be sold for cash?A: P-EBT benefits cannot be sold or traded. Selling P-EBT benefits could cause you to be ineligible to receivebenefits in the future.“HelpingPeopleLivingLive BetterLives”“Helping PeopleBetter Lives” pg. 3
Q: How do I activate my P-EBT card?A: Call the number on the back of the P-EBT card, 877-247-6328, to activate the card and set your four-digit pin.Q: I received one issuance of P-EBT on my SNAP EBT card. Will I continue to receive benefitson my EBT card?A: No. Effective with the May 15 P-EBT issuance, all benefits will be issued on the all-white P-EBT card. If you havenot received one previously, a P-EBT card will be mailed to you.Child Care Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT)Q: Who is eligible for Child Care P-EBT?A: Nebraska SNAP families with children, under age 6, are eligible for P-EBT benefits if one or more schools in theircounty were closed or operated with reduced attendance or hours due to COVID-19.Q: What is the Child Care P-EBT benefit amount?A: P-EBT benefit amounts will be based on the school’s status for the county in which the child resides. The benefitwill be 116 per child for each eligible month if the school was full-time (100%) remote. The benefit will be 62 perchild for each eligible month if the school was operating with reduced attendance or hours (hybrid learning).Q: How will the benefits be issued?A: Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) will report counties affected by school closures. DHHS will sendP-EBT benefits to SNAP households with children under the age of 6 living in these counties. Children must beparticipating in SNAP the month in which benefits are being issued.Q: How will families receive Child Care P-EBT benefits?A: P-EBT benefits will be issued directly to their EBT card.Q: When will benefits be issued?A: The first issuance of Child Care P-EBT benefits will occur on June 24, 2021. Benefits will then be issuedevery month through September 2021 to children determined eligible. The chart below provides additional detailsregarding the issuance of Child Care P-EBT benefits:Months of EligibilityOctober – NovemberDecember – JanuaryFebruary – MarchApril – MayDates benefits issued toEBT CardsJune 24July 23August 24September 23“HelpingPeopleLivingLive BetterLives”“Helping PeopleBetter Lives”100% Remote Status.Per child, per month 116 116 116 116Part-time Remote Status.Per child, per month 62 62 62 62 pg. 43
Q: If the family did not receive P-EBT benefits and they feel they were eligible, who can theycontact?A: If the family received SNAP benefits for the eligibility month and they lived in one of the eligible counties, pleasesend an email to DHHS.NebraskaPEBT@nebraska.gov. Please include the following information in the email: theparent’s name, Master Case Number, address, email address, phone number, child’s name, and child’s date of birth.“HelpingPeopleLivingLive BetterLives”“Helping PeopleBetter Lives” pg. 53
A: Yes. Anyone who has received P-EBT in the past will receive a new P-EBT card. All remaining issuances will go . on the P-EBT card received with the April 15, 2021, issuance. If they are determined eligible after the first issuance, a new P-EBT card will be mailed with the initial issuance and then ongo
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