Complete form CF 285 (Application for CalFresh Benefits). If the web portal is not functioning or the applicant or recipientĭoes not want to use the web portal, the SSA technician will process the applicationīy paper. As a workaround, techniciansĬan copy and paste the URL into their web browser or set it as an internet favorite. If technicians click on the link from an email in Outlook. Note: SSA’s firewall may prevent technicians from accessing the GetCalFresh web portal The application is maintained by CDSS and is located on their system.
The GetCalFresh web portal is an external internet application and is not maintainedīy SSA.(CDPS) SNAP Sharepoint and updated quarterly. The passcode will be stored on the Center for Disability and Programs Support Technicians will need a four-digit passcode to gain access to the GetCalFresh web.
SSA technicians can access the GetCalFresh web portal by entering the following.The GetCalFresh web portal is where SSA technicians will input a CalFresh applicationįor SSI applicants or recipients who live in pure SSI households. The application allows SSA technicians to input SNAP applications electronically. The California Department of Social Services (CDSS), in partnership with the FoodĪnd Nutrition Service (FNS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)Īnd the Social Security Administration (SSA) created a GetCalFresh web portal application. In SI 01801.005, a pure SSI household is one in which all household residents are either applying Previously, SSI/SSP recipients in California were ineligibleįor SNAP benefits because the SSP included a ten dollar benefit for food assistance.īeginning June 1, 2019, SSA technicians will complete CalFresh applications for SSIĪpplicants and recipients who live in pure SSI households in California. Prior to October 1,Ģ008, SNAP benefits were referred to as Food Stamps, and are known as CalFresh benefits Payment (SSP) to receive SNAP benefits if otherwise eligible. This willĪllow recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and/or State Supplementary On June 27, 2018, which ended SSI cash-out in California on June 1, 2019. The California legislature signed Assembly Bill (AB) 1811 Sections 38-41 into law
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