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Yes you can! I moved from Cincinnati to Kissimmee and used my Ohio Direction card while waiting to transfer to Florida.
The Ohio EBT Card, known as the Ohio Direction Card, is like a bank debit card and holds the food assistance benefits assigned to you each month. Once your benefits are deposited into your account, you can begin using them with your Ohio Direction Card. You use the same card every month; you do not need to get a new one. Apply at adult and family services in Ohio I would think!
You CANNOT use the Ohio Direction Card to buy:• Alcoholic drinks.• Cigarettes and tobacco products.• Vitamins.• Medicines.• Pet food.• Paper goods.
In order to print out the monthly amount you receive on your Ohio Direction Card you will need to go to their website. From there you can log in and access the amount of money you have available to use. You can print off a screenshot for your records.
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It is illegal to use someone else's Ohio Direction card without authorization. Charges include theft by deception, perjury, falsification, or trafficking of food stamp benefits. You can be jailed up to 20 years and fined up to $250,000. This does not include federal laws and penalties.
The Ohio EBT (electronic benefit transfer) card (also known as the Ohio Direction Card) is a prepaid debit card product and may be used anywhere that the Quest logo is presented. Unfortunately, there are few grocery locations in Texas that process Quest transactions, so you may be challenged using your card to buy groceries while in Texas.
They would have used either the Colorado,Columbia,Mississippi,or the Ohio river.
Yes you can use your Ebt card (foodstamps) in any state aslong as the Store takes it.
Yes. The EBT card can be used in all fifty states.
Credit Card debt is considered an Open Line of Credit. The Statute of Limitations for collection in Colorado is 3 years. That is measured from the last use or payment.
I have never had to use a credit or debit card and I have rented numerous places in Ohio for about 7 years.