How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
ADCRR doesn't accept checks, money orders, or cashier's checks for deposits to inmate accounts at ASPC–Yuma Cibola Unit. Instead, use approved third-party services—you can pay online, by phone, or at an on-site kiosk when available. You'll need the inmate's commissary PIN or booking number along with your payment details. Online and phone deposits typically post quickly. Deposited funds can go toward commissary, telephone, or other authorized accounts. Before sending money, check the facility or vendor website for exact deposit options and transaction fees.
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No. ADCRR does not accept checks, money orders, or cashier’s checks for deposits to inmate accounts.
Use approved third-party options such as an online deposit portal, a vendor phone service, or an on-site kiosk when available.
You generally need the inmate’s commissary PIN or booking number and your payment details. Online and phone deposits typically post quickly.
Applying for visitation can feel overwhelming the first time. At Cibola Unit, here's what to plan around: a one-time $25 fee for most adult visitors, a strict 30-day deadline to submit everything, and a processing window that can stretch up to 60 days.
Digital mail can feel confusing, especially when you're waiting on something time-sensitive. Here's what to expect for processing time at ASPC‑Yuma‑Cibola Unit, how your loved one can view mail without a tablet, and what to do if something seems stuck.
Starting December 15, 2025, personal mail for someone at ASPC Yuma — Cibola Unit no longer goes to the unit's local P.O. Box. Instead, personal letters, greeting cards, and photos must be sent to ADCRR's Digital Processing Center in Texas: PO Box 211309, Dallas, TX 75211.
