Title: How to Add a Newborn to SNAP
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How to Add a Newborn to SNAP
Contact the Case Worker
Gather the Documents
Fax, Mail, or Make an Appointment

Content: This may or may not be the official birth certificate, however it will convey the information on your child and the fact the baby was born to you. This will prove that you are not trying to scam the system and that the baby does in fact exist. Other documents may be required such as social security paperwork or, in some states, Medicaid paperwork. If anything has changed, such as your address, you will need to supply documentation of that as well. Fax, Mail, or Make an Appointment
When you have the required documents that either the case worker, state website, or administration of the SNAP office told you to obtain then you can move forward. You will need to either fax in, mail in, or make an appointment to bring in the documents. At that time the case worker will review the documents and add the newborn. Remember, each state requirement is different. In order to make sure you have all the proper documentation you will need to contact the SNAP office in your area. If you cannot reach your case worker, a representative should be able to point you in the right direction.