Sending Commissary
How to Send Money to Facility
Sending money is straightforward once you use the right channel. The biggest mistake? Mailing cash or checks directly to the facility. Those payments get rejected.
Send Money and Commissary at Cold Springs Corrections Unit, Va.
Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at Cold Springs Corrections Unit, Va.
Overview
The fastest way to send money to someone at Cold Springs Corrections Unit is through JPay's online portal using a credit or debit card. Need help completing a payment by phone? JPay's payment line is 1 (800) 574-5729 (available 24/7 per JPay materials). Do not mail cash or checks to the facility. To send funds by mail, use a money order with the deposit slip and mail it to JPay, PO Box 278170, Miramar, FL 33027. After JPay receives a mailed money order, funds typically post within three business days. Keep in mind that JPay charges fees that vary by deposit amount and payment method. Some deposited funds may also be applied to fines, costs, or restitution. Prior approval may be required if you want to send money to more than one inmate.
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Quick Facts
- Fastest way to send money to an inmate is JPay online with a credit or debit card.
- JPay phone support for making payments is 1 (800) 574-5729 (available 24/7 per JPay materials).
- Do not mail cash, checks, or money directly to VADOC facilities; mail money orders with the deposit slip to JPay PO Box 278170, Miramar, FL 33027.
- Once JPay receives a mailed money order, funds will be available to the inmate within three business days.
- JPay charges fees that vary by deposit amount and payment method, and a portion of deposited funds may be applied to inmate fines, costs, or restitution.
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Common Questions
What is the fastest way to send money to someone at Cold Springs Corrections Unit?
Use JPay's online portal with a credit or debit card for the fastest posting. If you need help completing a payment, call JPay at 1 (800) 574-5729.
Can I mail cash or a check to an inmate at Cold Springs Corrections Unit?
No. Do not mail cash or personal checks to VADOC facilities. To send money by mail, send a money order with the deposit slip to JPay, PO Box 278170, Miramar, FL 33027.
Will fees or debts reduce the money an inmate receives at Cold Springs Corrections Unit?
Yes. JPay charges deposit fees that vary by payment method and deposit amount. If the inmate owes fines, costs, or restitution, a portion of deposited funds may be applied to those debts.
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How Attorney Calls Work at Cold Springs: Requesting a Recording Block
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