How to Mail a Money Order to Someone at Alexander C.I. (NC): Step-by-step
Not everyone can deposit money into an inmate's trust fund at Alexander C.I. North Carolina prisons only accept deposits from people on the inmate's approved visitor list. If you're not listed, the vendor will reject your money order.
When you buy the money order, make it payable to
You'll need the correct deposit form to include with your money order. Find additional forms on ConnectNetwork - go to
On the deposit form, write the incarcerated person's full name and double-check their OID number before mailing. That OID links the deposit to the right account - one wrong digit can delay things or send the money to someone else.
Fill out the money order to meet NCDAC trust deposit requirements: make it payable to
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- ✓ Detach the deposit form and include it with the money order in the envelope.
- ✓ Do not include staples
- ✓ Do not include paper clips
- ✓ Do not include stamps
- ✓ Do not include cash
- ✓ Do not include letters
- ✓ Do not include photos
- ✓ Do not include any other items - mail only the deposit form and the money order
If TouchPay receives your money order but finds a problem, they'll mail it back along with the deposit slip to the sender address you provided. TouchPay isn't responsible for money orders lost in the mail, so make sure your return address is complete and legible.
- Wait at least one week after you mail it - deposits and mail processing aren’t instant.
- Email for help if it still hasn’t been resolved - contact moneyorders@viapath.com (no sooner than one week after mailing) and include the details from your deposit.
If mailing a money order doesn't work for you, Western Union offers an in-person cash option. For trust deposits, use the payment code
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