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How to Send Money to Someone at Dallas County Youth Village (TDCJ deposit options and verification steps)
Sending money is straightforward once you pick the right method and confirm what Dallas County Youth Village accepts. Here are the TDCJ deposit options families commonly use, plus quick verification steps to help you avoid delays.
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Who to Call About Dallas County Youth Village (phone numbers, when to call, and what to ask)
Need a straight answer about visiting, mail, phone calls, or money? Here are the right numbers to call and what to ask.
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Using Access Corrections to Send Money (website, phone, and what to confirm)
Need to put money on someone's account? Access Corrections is one of the deposit options Texas materials point families to. Here's how to use the website or phone line—and what to confirm with Dallas County Youth Village before sending anything.
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Sending Money
- Mailed deposits to an offender must include the sender’s name and address per TDCJ instructions.
- TDCJ accepts money orders or cashier’s checks made payable to the Inmate Trust Fund for a specified offender.
- You can obtain deposit slips by mailing a self-addressed stamped envelope to the Inmate Trust Fund as instructed by TDCJ.
Inmate Lookup
- The TDCJ Offender Search is the official statewide tool for locating people in Texas state prison custody.
- Search portals commonly accept a TDCJ/SID number or booking number to narrow results.
- You can register for notification systems such as VINE/IVSS/SAVNS to receive custody-status updates.
Contact Info
- Dallas County Youth Village’s address and phone numbers are listed in the statewide facility directory.
- For visitation, phone, or mailing details you should contact the facility directly because rules vary by unit and case.
- Have the detainee’s full name, known aliases, and date of birth ready before calling so staff can locate records quickly.
Facility Info
- Dallas County Youth Village address and phone numbers are listed in the statewide facility directory.
- After finding someone at the Youth Village, contact the facility directly to learn that unit’s specific visitation, phone, and mailing rules.
- Many Texas facilities electronically monitor visits and may offer remote video visitation instead of in-person visits.
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Topic Overviews
Sending Money
Dallas County Youth Village uses TDCJ's centralized Inmate Trust Fund procedures for deposits. If you mail funds, include your name and return address, and send a money order or cashier's check payable to the Inmate Trust Fund for the named offender. Need deposit slips? Request them by mail with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. For ACH deposits, complete the authorization form, attach a voided check, and mail both to the Inmate Trust Fund address. Skip cash and personal checks—they won't be accepted. Don't mail money to the unit's physical address either. Use the centralized deposit process or approved vendor options for the smoothest, fastest handling.
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Looking for someone connected to Dallas County Youth Village? Start with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) Offender Search for people in state prison custody. If the person might be in local custody instead, check county jail rosters and the statewide offender search too. You'll get the best results using a unique identifier like a TDCJ/SID number or booking number. No ID number? Search by full name plus date of birth. For ongoing updates, register with notification services like VINE, IVSS, or SAVNS. Since rosters vary in completeness, confirm key details through official state tools or direct facility contacts before taking action.
Contact
Dallas County Youth Village's address and phone numbers are listed in the statewide facility directory—your best starting point for official contact details. For questions about visitation schedules, phone privileges, or the correct mailing address, call the facility directly. Rules and unit assignments can change and may differ by case. Before calling, have the detainee's full name, any known aliases, and date of birth ready so staff can locate the right records faster. Phone lines busy? Many offices also use web contact forms or social channels for non-urgent updates. Avoid sending sensitive personal information over unsecured email—confirm the facility's recommended secure portal or approved method before transmitting documents.
Facility Info
Dallas County Youth Village's address and phone numbers are listed in the statewide facility directory—use that listing to get the right contact details before calling. Once you've located someone at the Youth Village, contact the facility directly to confirm current visiting hours, phone access, mailing addresses, and any documentation needed for visits or property pickup. Rules vary across Texas juvenile and county facilities. Many visits (except attorney visits) may be electronically monitored, and some units offer remote video visits. Commissary ordering, mail rules, and property-release procedures can change by facility and may be affected by vendor or security requirements. Plan for timing and item limits. Bring a government-issued photo ID and any required authorization forms when picking up property.
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Showing 6 of 12How do I send money to someone at Dallas County Youth Village?
Use TDCJ-approved deposit methods: mail a money order or cashier’s check payable to the Inmate Trust Fund with the offender’s name, or use an approved vendor/online service under TDCJ guidance. If you mail a deposit, include your name and address and follow the Inmate Trust Fund mailing instructions.
Sending MoneyCan I mail a personal check or cash to the inmate at Dallas County Youth Village?
No. TDCJ doesn't accept cash or personal checks—use a money order, cashier's check, or an approved vendor method instead. Cash or personal checks will be returned under the central Inmate Trust Fund rules.
Sending MoneyHow do I set up ACH deposits for an inmate account?
Fill out the ACH authorization form, attach a voided check, and mail both to the Inmate Trust Fund address as directed by TDCJ. Build in processing time, and confirm any timing details using the Inmate Trust Fund or facility deposit instructions.
Sending MoneyHow do I search for someone in Texas state prison custody?
Use the official TDCJ Offender Search to look up someone in Texas state prison custody. If you don’t have a TDCJ/SID number, search by full name and date of birth to help narrow results and find identifiers.
Inmate LookupCan I get alerts when an offender’s custody status changes?
Yes. VINE, IVSS, and SAVNS let you register for alerts when an offender's custody status changes. Use them for updates, but verify critical details through official tools when you need certainty.
Inmate LookupWhat should I do if I’m not sure whether someone is in state or local custody?
Check both: the TDCJ Offender Search for state custody and local county jail rosters for county custody. Cross-check results and use any available identifiers (TDCJ/SID or booking number) to confirm you have the right person.
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To send funds to someone there, TDCJ accepts money orders or cashier's checks. Make them payable to the Inmate Trust Fund with the offender's name specified.
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