How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Deposits to someone at Clara Waters Community Corrections are commonly made through an online vendor portal, a lobby kiosk, or by mailing a money order. The exact options and steps can vary by facility. Some limits apply: inmate trust accounts can hold up to $99,999,999.99, and JPay money orders are capped at $999.99 each. If ODOC/Access Corrections flags an unauthorized transaction, the account may be restricted. You'd need to reimburse the disputed amount and pay a $25 account reactivation fee. Chargebacks and disputed payments generally must be repaid by money order to Access Corrections, including the inmate's name, ODOC number, and facility. Remaining funds are typically returned at release, though timing can vary.
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Sending a money order to someone at Clara Waters? You'll go through JPay. Here's the mailing address, the per-money order limit, fee details, and how the funds show up in their ODOC trust account.
Mailing a money order to someone in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) through JPay? Two things matter most: the correct mailing address and JPay's per-money-order limit. Here are the details you'll want in front of you before you send anything.
You can typically add funds through an online vendor portal, a lobby kiosk (cash or card), or a mailed money order, but available methods differ by facility. Confirm the accepted vendor and exact deposit steps with the facility before sending money.
ODOC/Access Corrections can restrict the account if an unauthorized transaction is flagged. You'll need to reimburse the disputed amount, and a $25 account reactivation fee applies.
Yes. JPay money orders are capped at $999.99 per money order, and inmate trust accounts have a maximum balance limit of $99,999,999.99.
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