Medicaid
By January 1, 2027
- Who it covers
- Adults 19 to 64 who got Medicaid through expansion, unless exempt
- Hours needed
- 80 a month of work, volunteering, school, or a work program, in any mix
- When it starts
- No earlier state start found. Federal law requires states to start by 2027-01-01 (a good-faith exemption can delay it, but not past 2029-01-01).
- How often they check
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Months they look back
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Hardship exceptions
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Proof of volunteer hours
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Notes
- Expansion adults ages 19-64 in North Dakota Medicaid must show 80 hours a month of work, volunteering/community service, school, or a work program (or $580/month income), unless excluded.
- Official page
- North Dakota Medicaid agency
SNAP
- Does volunteering count?
- Yes under federal rules, as long as your state can verify the hours
- Time limit waiver
- No waiver. The time limit applies everywhere in the state. No waived areas; the court-restored waiver for Rolette County and Turtle Mountain ended June 30, 2026. Checked October 9, 2026.
- How many hours
- The federal rule is 80 hours a month. Ask your SNAP office how it counts volunteer hours, since some states use fewer.
- Volunteer form
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Who signs it
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- When it's due
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.
- Official page
- We haven't confirmed this yet. Ask your caseworker.