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State Supplement Payments (SSI): Why Some Deposits Don’t Match the Federal Date

By WhenIsMyCheck Editorial Team • Last updated:

Quick answer: Some states add a separate SSI supplement, and its timing may not match the federal SSI payment date.
  • Federal SSI follows the 1st-of-month rule.
  • State supplements vary by state.
  • You may see separate deposits.
  • Check your state program for exact timing.

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This guide explains common questions in plain English. It does not replace official information from the Social Security Administration.

If you need an official calendar for a verified year, always check SSA publications. This site helps you apply the standard schedule rules and weekend/holiday shifts.

Federal SSI vs. state supplements

Some states provide supplemental payments in addition to federal SSI. Those deposits can follow different timing rules.

What to look for

A separate deposit description, a different amount, or a different deposit date can indicate a state supplement or separate program.

How to confirm

If you are unsure what a deposit is, start with your SSA notices and official guidance. For state supplements, your state program may also have official resources.

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