How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money to an inmate account at Cleburne County Jail (AL) is typically done through a third-party deposit vendor. Common deposit channels include online deposits or a vendor mobile app, phone deposits, retail cash-pay locations, on-site lobby kiosks, and mailed money orders or cashier's checks. For online or phone deposits, you'll create an account with the approved vendor, choose a payment method, and enter the inmate's details. Make sure any deposit form lists the inmate's exact name and booking or ID number. Include accurate sender information on mailed deposits so funds get credited correctly. Service fees are common, and both fees and processing speed vary by channel. Before sending money, confirm accepted payment types and any deposit limits.
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Common options include online or vendor mobile app deposits, phone deposits, retail cash-pay locations, lobby kiosks, or mailing a money order. If you deposit online or by phone, set up an account with the approved vendor and enter the inmate’s exact name and ID. Confirm which deposit channels are approved for this facility before sending funds.
Typically accepted methods include debit or credit cards for online or phone deposits, cash at retail walk-in locations, cash or card at lobby kiosks (depending on the machine), and money orders or cashier’s checks by mail. Check the vendor’s instructions for the exact payment options before you deposit.
Third-party deposit vendors typically charge service fees, which may be deducted as part of the transaction. Posting times and fees vary by deposit channel, so review the vendor's fee schedule and estimated timing before you pay.
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