Mailing a Money Order to Easterling: What Not to Send and How to Avoid a Returned Payment
Mailing a money order still works for adding funds, but small mistakes can delay your payment or get it sent back. Use the address below, include the deposit coupon, and keep the envelope simple so it processes without issues.
Send the money order and completed deposit coupon to: Access Corrections – Alabama DOC, P.O. Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Don't skip the coupon - without it, the deposit may not process correctly.
Expect extra time. Mailed deposits can take up to a week to process. If your loved one needs funds fast, mail is the slowest option compared to online or cash deposits.
Stick to U.S. funds from a U.S. bank or financial institution. Access Corrections only accepts money orders and checks drawn from U.S. institutions - anything else can get delayed or rejected.
Prohibited Items
- ✓ Cash
- ✓ Letters
- ✓ Stamps
- ✓ Photos
- ✓ Notes
Returned payment fee: If a money order or check is returned, a $25 handling fee will be assessed.
Checklist Pre Mail
- ✓ Put the completed deposit coupon in the envelope with the money order, and mail it to Access Corrections – Alabama DOC, P.O. Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132
- ✓ Double-check the envelope contains only the deposit materials (no cash, letters, stamps, photos, or notes)
- ✓ Confirm the money order/check is issued in U.S. funds and drawn from a U.S. financial institution
Want to skip the mail delays? ADOC offers other options: online through Access Corrections, by phone, or cash at CashPayToday locations. Mailing a money order with the deposit coupon is the fourth route - reliable when done right, just slower than electronic or in-person methods.
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