All links are to the Federal Food Stamp Act, 7 U.S.C. 2011 et seq., as posted at the U.S. Code collection of the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University Law School.

• 2011 – Congressional declaration of policy
• 2012 – Definitions
• 2012a – Publicly operated community health centers
• 2013 – Establishment of program
• 2014 – Eligible households
• 2015 – Eligibility disqualifications
• 2016 – Issuance and use of coupons
• 2017 – Value of allotment
• 2018 – Approval of retail food stores and wholesale food concerns
• 2019 – Redemption of coupons
• 2020 – Administration
• 2021 – Civil money penalties and disqualification of retail food stores and wholesale food concerns
• 2022 – Disposition of claims
• 2023 – Administrative and judicial review; restoration of rights
• 2024 – Violations and enforcement
• 2025 – Administrative cost-sharing and quality control
• 2026 – Research, demonstration, and evaluations
• 2027 – Appropriations and allotments
• 2028 – Puerto Rico block grant
• 2029 – Workfare
• 2030 – Washington Family Independence Demonstration Project
• 2031 – Food stamp portion of Minnesota Family Investment Plan
• 2032 – Automated data processing and information retrieval systems
• 2033 – Territory of American Samoa
• 2034 – Assistance for community food projects
• 2035 – Simplified Food Stamp Program
• 2036 – Availability of commodities for emergency food assistance program