How to Send a Money Order to Someone at Caddo Correctional Center (JPay)

A JPay money order works well when you'd rather mail funds than deal with online or phone payments. It's also practical if you're helping someone without card access, or you simply like having a paper trail. The key thing: JPay processes your payment based on what's written on the deposit slip and money order, so accuracy matters.

Fill Deposit Slip

• ✓ Make the money order payable to JPay
• ✓ Write the incarcerated person’s full name clearly
• ✓ Include the incarcerated person’s ID number
• ✓ Fill in your full name (person making payment)
• ✓ Add your mailing address (so it can be returned if there’s a problem)
• ✓ Add your phone number
• ✓ Add your email address
• ✓ Double-check that every field is completed and legible before you mail it

Make the money order payable to JPay. On the

Mail the money order and the completed deposit slip to: JPay PO Box 531370 Miami Shores, FL 33153

Once JPay receives your envelope, approved money orders are processed within ten (10) business days. Count business days only - skip weekends and holidays. A complete, legible deposit slip helps avoid delays from missing or unclear information.

If you need help with the money order form or have questions about a payment you mailed, call JPay’s toll-free customer service line at 800-574-5729.

Common Mistakes

• ✓ Leaving fields blank on the deposit slip (missing info can delay processing)
• ✓ Writing the incarcerated person’s name or ID number incorrectly
• ✓ Using handwriting that’s hard to read (messy entries can cause delays)
• ✓ Including letters or notes in the envelope (they’ll be discarded)
• ✓ Mailing to the wrong address - use JPay, PO Box 531370, Miami Shores, FL 33153