Pearl River County Food Stamp Office: SNAP Benefits, Phone & Hours
Need SNAP help in Pearl River County, Mississippi? This guide gives the official MDHS county office contact, Mississippi SNAP application steps, document upload, interview notices, EBT card help, stolen benefit reporting, emergency food resources and safety warnings in one mobile-friendly page.
Quick Answer: Pearl River County Food Stamp Office Help
The official Mississippi Department of Human Services contact page lists the Pearl River County Office for local Economic Assistance/SNAP routing. MDHS also lists statewide SNAP/TANF case help at 800-948-3050 and Mississippi EBT Cardholder Assistance at 1-866-512-5087.
Pearl River County Office
MDHS lists the address line as 153 Savannah Millard Rd, Suite C.
County office phone
Call 1 (601) 403-2221 for Pearl River County office contact and local routing.
Confirm before visiting
The official MDHS county row does not publish hours. Call before you travel, mail, fax or drop off documents.
Cardholder help
For EBT balance, lost card, stolen card, damaged card, PIN or card problems, call 1-866-512-5087.
If you already have an MDHS notice, follow that notice first. It may include your exact deadline, missing document request, interview appointment, case number, upload instruction, mailing route or appeal information.
Official Site Screenshot: MDHS Pearl River County Office Listing
The screenshot below shows the official Mississippi Department of Human Services county office list for Pearl River County. Use it to visually confirm the state source before relying on address, email or phone details.
How to use this official page
Open the MDHS Contact page, go to County Offices, find “Pearl River County Office,” then compare the address line, email and client contact phone before calling or visiting. For private case actions, use MDHS, ACCESS MS, the official upload system, your caseworker or your written notice.
Pearl River County MDHS Office Details for SNAP / Economic Assistance
Use this table as a practical starting point. Office rules, walk-in access, document drop-off, hours and appointment procedures can change, so confirm before travel.
| Need | Official detail or safest route | What to do now |
|---|---|---|
| County office name | Pearl River County Office | Use this as the local MDHS contact route for Pearl River County SNAP/Economic Assistance questions. |
| Address line | 153 Savannah Millard Rd, Suite C | Use for route planning only after confirming current office access by phone. |
| County office email | dfo.pearlrivercounty@mdhs.ms.gov | Use only for appropriate office communication. Do not email sensitive documents unless MDHS instructs you. |
| County office phone | 1 (601) 403-2221 | Call for local office questions, directions, visit rules and whether your issue needs an office visit. |
| SNAP/TANF case help | MDHS Economic Assistance Eligibility Client Services: 800-948-3050 | Use for Mississippi case help, application questions, document questions and statewide SNAP/TANF routing. |
| Office hours | Not published in the MDHS county office row | Call the county office before visiting. Do not rely on third-party hours or old map listings. |
| EBT card support | Mississippi EBT Cardholder Assistance: 1-866-512-5087 | Use for card balance, PIN/re-PIN, transaction history, card problems, lost/stolen card or damaged card. |
SNAP Office Route Finder for Pearl River County
Choose what you need. This tool gives a safe official route without collecting your Social Security number, EBT PIN, case number, income records or documents.
Use the MDHS county office listing to confirm Pearl River County Office details, then call before visiting.
Map and Directions for the Pearl River County MDHS Office
Use the map only for route planning. Official MDHS contact information, your notice and your caseworker should control deadlines, document submission and case actions.
Maps and third-party directories can show outdated office details. Before driving from Poplarville, Picayune, Carriere, Nicholson, McNeill, Lumberton-area routes or nearby rural communities, call 1 (601) 403-2221 and confirm the office can handle your task that day.
How to Apply for SNAP in Pearl River County, Mississippi
MDHS says you are not required to complete a pre-screen or gather all documents before applying. You can apply online or contact your local county office for an application, then follow interview and verification instructions.
Apply online through Mississippi ACCESS
Use the official Mississippi application route from MDHS. Online is often the quickest way to start your SNAP application.
Open MDHS Apply pageAsk the local office for application help
Call the Pearl River County Office if you need local office routing, printed application guidance or help understanding where to send information.
Use official MDHS forms
The MDHS SNAP Forms page includes the SNAP/TANF Application and recertification-related forms. Use official forms only.
Open SNAP formsIf you complete all required steps and are eligible, MDHS says you should receive a SNAP eligibility decision no later than 30 calendar days after MDHS receives your application. Expedited cases may be handled sooner when official expedited criteria are met.
Mississippi SNAP Document Checklist for Pearl River County
MDHS says applicants may be asked to verify identity, residency, income, expenses and other information. Prepare copies and submit only through official MDHS routes.
Common items MDHS may ask for
- Driver’s license, work/school ID, work badge, health insurance ID, voter registration card, birth certificate, military ID, Medicare card or U.S. passport.
- Rent or lease receipt, utility bill, telephone bill, property tax statement, homeowner’s insurance, mortgage payment book or other address document.
- Check stubs, employer statement, Social Security/SSI/VA/unemployment award letter, business records, termination notice or child support income records.
- Bank statements, checking/savings balances, CDs, stocks or bonds when requested.
Items that may affect eligibility or amount
- Current rent, lease or mortgage records.
- Utility expense receipts or statements.
- Landlord statement or HUD statement when relevant.
- Social Security number proof for household members.
- Birth certificates, marriage licenses, insurance policies or relationship proof when requested.
- Child care receipts or provider statements.
- Medical expenses for household members age 60+ or receiving SSI/disability benefits.
Do not upload SSNs, bank records, IDs, pay stubs, case notices or EBT card photos to FoodStampsOffice.org. Use MDHS, ACCESS MS, the official SNAP/TANF upload system or your caseworker’s instructions.
How to Upload SNAP/TANF Documents in Mississippi
MDHS provides a document upload route for SNAP and TANF documents. Use it only for documents required by MDHS or requested by your caseworker/notice.
Use MDHS document upload
Upload requested SNAP/TANF documents through the official MDHS upload route. Keep screenshots or confirmation proof.
Open MDHS upload pageCall if upload is confusing
MDHS lists Economic Assistance Eligibility Client Services at 800-948-3050 for SNAP/TANF document-upload help.
Keep contact info current
MDHS says keeping contact information current is important so you receive notices and important case communication.
Interview, Notices, Approval / Denial and Expedited SNAP
After you apply, MDHS may review your information, schedule an interview if required and send notices by mail and/or email. Respond quickly to avoid delays.
| Step | What MDHS says | How Pearl River County users should handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Apply | You can apply online or contact your local MDHS office for an application. | Use MDHS Applying for SNAP or call the Pearl River County Office if you need local application help. |
| Interview | A caseworker may schedule an interview appointment if required. | Watch for mail/email notices and call quickly if you cannot make the appointment. |
| More information | If asked for more information, send it as soon as possible by online, email, in-person, mail or fax routes shown on your notice. | Use the official upload page or the contact method shown on your official notice. |
| Decision | If requirements are completed, MDHS says a decision should be issued no later than 30 calendar days after the application is received. | Keep proof of application and document submission, then follow up through MDHS if the deadline is near. |
| Expedited SNAP | Expedited benefits may be available for families in immediate need that meet official expedited criteria. | Apply immediately and answer expedited screening questions honestly; do not wait to gather every document first. |
Mississippi EBT Help: Balance, Replacement, PIN and Card Problems
Mississippi SNAP benefits are used with an EBT card. EBT problems are usually handled by Mississippi EBT Cardholder Assistance, not by an independent article page.
Call 1-866-512-5087
Use EBT Cardholder Assistance for balance, transaction history, lost/stolen card, damaged card, PIN or re-PIN help and card problems.
Open EBT pageNever share your PIN
MDHS says the PIN should be memorized or kept safely, never written on the card, never kept with the card and never shared.
Report missing cards fast
If your EBT card is lost, stolen or damaged, call EBT Cardholder Assistance. MDHS says a replacement card is mailed after a missing card is reported.
Stolen SNAP Benefits or Fraud: What Pearl River County Users Should Do
If benefits were stolen or your card may be compromised, act quickly. MDHS provides online, phone, email and in-person reporting routes for stolen SNAP benefits or fraud.
Use MDHS stolen benefit route
MDHS says the fastest way is the online stolen SNAP benefit form. You can also call the Fraud Hotline.
Open stolen benefit guideCall 1-800-299-6905
Use MDHS Fraud Hotline for stolen SNAP benefits or fraud reporting. You can also email fraud@mdhs.ms.gov.
In-person option
MDHS says you may visit your local county office and request the Stolen Benefit Theft Form.
Need Food Help Today in Pearl River County?
SNAP applications can take time. If you need food before SNAP is approved, use emergency food options while your MDHS application or case action is pending.
Emergency Food Assistance
Mississippi TEFAP may help eligible households with emergency food. MDHS says applicants self-declare identity and provide ZIP code for Mississippi residency confirmation.
Open TEFAP pageUSDA Hunger Hotline
Use USDA Hunger Hotline, 211, food banks, churches and community meal sites if you need food before benefits are approved.
Open Hunger HotlineFind stores that accept EBT
Use the USDA SNAP Retailer Locator to search for authorized stores near Pearl River County by address, city/state or ZIP code.
Open USDA locatorWhat Mississippi SNAP Can Buy and Where EBT Works
MDHS says SNAP recipients use an EBT card like a debit card at authorized SNAP retailers. USDA and MDHS explain that SNAP can buy eligible foods but not every store item.
| Topic | Helpful detail | Official route |
|---|---|---|
| Eligible food examples | Fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry, fish, dairy, breads, cereals, snack foods, seeds and plants that produce food. | Use USDA eligible food items page for final federal guidance. |
| Retailers | MDHS says SNAP can be used at authorized SNAP stores displaying EBT/Quest signs, and the USDA retailer locator can help find stores. | Use USDA SNAP Retailer Locator. |
| Online purchases | MDHS says SNAP benefits can be used online at certain retailers. Always check fees and payment split rules. | Use USDA online SNAP retailer information and retailer checkout instructions. |
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Helpful Mississippi SNAP Guides to Read Next
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Official MDHS, EBT and USDA Links for Final Action
This article includes the user-help details. Use these official links only when you need to perform an action, confirm live information, upload documents, apply, report stolen benefits or handle EBT card support.
Pearl River County Food Stamp Office FAQs
Quick answers for Pearl River County users searching for SNAP benefits, office phone number, hours, application help, documents, EBT balance, replacement cards and stolen benefits.
Where is the Pearl River County Food Stamp Office?
MDHS lists the Pearl River County Office address line as 153 Savannah Millard Rd, Suite C. Confirm directions and access with MDHS before visiting.
What is the Pearl River County MDHS phone number?
The official MDHS county office list shows the Pearl River County Office client contact phone number as 1 (601) 403-2221.
What is the Pearl River County MDHS email?
MDHS lists dfo.pearlrivercounty@mdhs.ms.gov for the Pearl River County Office. Do not email private documents unless MDHS specifically instructs you to use email.
What are the Pearl River County Food Stamp Office hours?
The official MDHS county office row does not publish office hours. Call 1 (601) 403-2221 before visiting to confirm current hours, appointment rules and document drop-off procedures.
What is the Mississippi SNAP/TANF case help number?
MDHS lists Economic Assistance Eligibility Client Services at 800-948-3050 for SNAP or TANF case help.
Can I apply for Mississippi SNAP online?
Yes. MDHS provides an online SNAP application route through its Applying for SNAP page. You can also contact your local MDHS county office for an application.
What documents do I need for Mississippi SNAP?
Common documents may include identity proof, residency proof, income records, resources, rent/shelter and utility expenses, Social Security numbers, relationship proof, dependent care, alien status and medical expenses for certain elderly or disabled household members.
How do I upload SNAP documents in Mississippi?
Use the official MDHS Document Upload page or the SNAP/TANF document upload system. Keep confirmation proof and do not upload private documents to independent websites.
How long does Mississippi SNAP take?
MDHS says if you complete all requirements and are eligible, you should receive a SNAP eligibility decision no later than 30 calendar days after MDHS receives your application. Expedited benefits may be available sooner for households meeting official expedited criteria.
What is the Mississippi EBT card phone number?
Call Mississippi EBT Cardholder Assistance at 1-866-512-5087 for EBT balance, transaction history, lost/stolen card, damaged card, PIN or re-PIN help and card problems.
What should I do if my SNAP benefits were stolen?
Use the MDHS stolen SNAP benefit reporting page, call the MDHS Fraud Hotline at 1-800-299-6905, email fraud@mdhs.ms.gov, or visit the local county office and ask for the Stolen Benefit Theft Form.
Can FoodStampsOffice.org check my Pearl River County SNAP case?
No. FoodStampsOffice.org is an independent informational site. It cannot check case status, approve SNAP, accept applications, upload documents, replace EBT cards or change benefits. Use MDHS, ACCESS MS, official EBT support or your caseworker.
Final Recommendation
For Pearl River County SNAP help, start with the official MDHS county office listing, then choose the right route: call 1 (601) 403-2221 for local office questions, call 800-948-3050 for Mississippi SNAP/TANF case help, use MDHS Applying for SNAP for applications, use MDHS Document Upload for requested documents, and call 1-866-512-5087 for EBT card problems.
Last updated: July 8, 2026. Recheck MDHS before visiting, mailing documents, uploading files, relying on office hours, reporting stolen benefits or sharing private SNAP information.