How long does it take to get approved for Texas benefits?
Applications for benefits are up an average of 67% each month since the pandemic began. As a result, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission is taking 24 days to process applications, up 10 days from a year ago. Federal regulations require states to process the applications within 30 days.
Can you be denied food stamps?
There are various reasons you may be denied food assistance benefits, such as failing to meet citizenship requirements, residency requirements, not submitting required documents, exceeding the income limits or receiving benefits in another state. If you’re application is denied, you have the right to ask why.
How long does it take to get food stamps after the interview in Texas?
If you qualify for SNAP benefits, you will get them no later than 30 days from the date the office got your application. If your household has little or no money and needs help right away, you may be able to get SNAP benefits within 7 days.
How to apply for a job in Texas?
If you find a job posting that interests you, you can apply for the position by creating a profile and completing an online State of Texas application. By creating a profile, the application will remain on file for your future use so you can update your profile or application information, or you can apply to other jobs.
Is the Texas Department of State health services hiring?
DSHS is committed to hiring skilled and dedicated employees who will work hard to pursue our vision of a healthy Texas. If you are looking to make a difference and tackle new challenges, we encourage you to start a career with us.
How to upgrade your EMS certification in Texas?
Upgrade applications are available online! Carefully select the link to the electronic application for your certification or licensure level and type. If you submit the wrong application, your certification/license will be delayed. Expect electronic application processing to take about 4 to 6 weeks.
Can a veteran apply for a HHS job?
Our HR specifically encourages managers to interview veterans for any job openings and states that if skills needed in a job can be obtained through federal government service, they should be accepted. For veteran’s assistance, please contact the HHS Veteran Liaison or visit the HHSC Veterans Resources and Hiring page.