ASPC-CERBAT UNIT, AZ

Most adult visitors at ASPC‑Cerbat (Kingman Cerbat Unit) need to complete a visitation application and pay a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check fee before approval for in-person, phone, or video visits. Want phone-call privileges only? You can skip the $25 fee, but you'll still need to apply through the regular process. Background-check payments must be made electronically—have your Application Visitor ID ready when you pay. Friends and family can pay through any supported vendor via storefront, phone, mobile app, or internet. Internet transaction fees vary: Keefe charges no fee, JPay adds $0.95, GTL CheckFreePay costs $1.00, and GTL Western Union runs $1.00. Submit your fees and supporting documents within 30 days, then allow up to 60 days for processing. One important note: don't apply while the inmate is in intake at Alhambra or Perryville.

Adult visitors applying for in‑person, phone, or video visits at ASPC‑Cerbat Unit must pay a one‑time, non‑refundable $25 background check fee. If you only want to receive inmate phone calls, you may be exempt from the $25 fee—but you'll still need to complete the phone-privileges application using the facility's instructions. Paying online? Expect a small transaction fee depending on the vendor: Keefe lists no fee, JPay adds $0.95, and GTL charges $1.00 for its internet options. For questions or help with digital mail, reach Securus Customer Service 24/7 at (800) 844-6591. To get connected, create an account with the approved vendor, add funds or credits if needed, and use the vendor's scheduling or messaging tools under facility rules.

ADCRR is changing how incoming mail works for ASPC‑Cerbat. Starting December 15, 2025, non‑legal personal mail (letters, photos, and greeting cards) goes to the Digital Processing Center at PO Box 211309, Dallas, TX 75211. This digital‑mail process applies across ADCRR complexes and contracted facilities. Packages and publications follow a different route: effective January 7, 2026, send those to 801 E Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034. Always include the inmate's full name, ADCRR number, and assigned unit—mail missing required details or sent to the wrong address gets returned. Securus scans personal mail and aims to make it available within three business days. Originals are stored for 90 days at no added cost. Want the original back? Include a self‑addressed, stamped envelope, or call (800) 844‑6591.

Arizona state prisons, including ASPC‑CERBAT Unit, typically use approved third‑party services for deposits. You can send money online, by phone, or at on‑site kiosks through the designated portal or vendor. For online or phone deposits, enter the inmate identifier (commissary/PIN or booking number) along with your payment details—funds usually post quickly. Sending official government checks like Veterans, Social Security, or Disability payments? Mail those to the Arizona Department of Corrections, Inmate Trust Accounts Section at 1802 W Jackson Street, #161, Phoenix. Watch your deadlines: some applications require fees and supporting documents within 30 days or they won't be processed. Deposits go toward commissary, telephone, or self-bail accounts for authorized uses.