Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
ASPC-Cheyenne requires a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check for adult visitors applying for in-person, phone, or video visits. Phone-only visitors don't pay this fee. All applications must go through the electronic system. Don't submit an application while the inmate is in intake at Alhambra or Perryville. Vendor transaction fees for the $25 background check vary, so expect a small processing surcharge depending on which option you use. To get set up: create an account with the facility-approved vendor, complete verification steps, add funds or credits if required, then use the vendor's tools to schedule visits or send messages.
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Mailing someone at the Cheyenne Unit? Most personal mail now goes to a central processing address where it's scanned and delivered digitally. Get the dates and addresses right, or your letter comes back.
In Arizona, digital mail means your physical letter gets scanned at a central location and delivered electronically for the inmate to view. Once Securus (the department's partner) receives your mail, they aim to have it processed, scanned, and available within 3 business days.
Sending a letter or photos to someone at ASPC-Cheyenne? All incoming mail gets scanned and delivered digitally now. Here's what to expect for timing, what happens to your originals, and how your person can keep their mail after release.
Whether you want to visit, set up video calls, or get approved for phone contact with someone at ASPC-Cheyenne, you'll start the same way: submitting the Department's application online.
Want to receive phone calls from someone at ADCRR (including ASPC-Cheyenne) without paying the $25 visitation background fee? You can. You'll still need to submit the standard application, and ADCRR will still run a background checkâbut you won't owe the fee.
Mail for someone at ASPC-Cheyenne goes through ADCRR's digital mail systemâmost personal mail gets scanned and uploaded rather than delivered as paper. Use the checklists below to send the right items to the right place and avoid the small addressing mistakes that get mail returned.
Trying to sort out a visit, update contact info, or troubleshoot digital mail for someone at Cheyenne? The fastest fix is contacting the right place the first time. Here's who to reach for the most common issues.
Yes, adult visitors applying for in-person, phone, or video visits must pay a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check. If you are phone-only, you do not have to pay the $25 fee.
Submit your application electronically through the required system. Don't submit while the inmate is in intake at Alhambra or Perryville. Then set up your facility-approved vendor account, complete verification, add funds or credits as needed, and schedule visits or messages through the vendor portal.
Yes, vendor transaction or processing fees get added on top of the $25 background check. These vary by vendor: Keefe charges no fee, JPay charges $0.95, and GTL internet/mobile charges $1.00. Check with the vendor for current rates.
Visiting at Cheyenne Unit starts with an ADCRR visitation application. A couple of small missteps can slow everything down. Use the checklist below to submit the form correctly, pay the right fee (if it applies to you), and avoid an application that never gets processed.
If youâre paying the $25 visitation background fee, you can use any of the three approved vendors: Keefe, JPay, or GTL. Friends and family can pay through several channelsâonline, a mobile app, by phone, or at a storefront/walk-up locationâbut the payment still needs to be submitted electronically. Before you start, have your Application Visitor ID ready, because youâll need to enter it when you submit the payment.
Applying to visit someone at the Cheyenne Unit comes down to paperwork and patience. Submit the application electronically, pay the background check fee online, then wait for processing.
