Revises SNAP application process to include certain notices, and certification and recertification requirements.

This bill (S 295) revises New Jersey's SNAP application process to improve clarity and efficiency for applicants. It requires the state to create a simple, fourth-grade-level notice (translated into top non-English languages) explaining SNAP eligibility, verification rules, and county agency assistance. Applicants can now self-attest to five specific items (dependent care, household makeup, finances, shelter costs, and citizenship status) without extra verification, unless the information seems questionable - then they’ll get clear written guidance on needed documents. The bill directly affects SNAP applicants and county agencies handling applications.