How to Send Money to Evans Correctional Inst., SC (SC)

For South Carolina Department of Corrections trust account deposits tied to Evans Correctional Inst., money orders should be made payable to "GTL Financial Services." That exact payee name is what processing looks for. Writing it differently can cause delays or rejections. The maximum for a single money order is $300, and it must be issued in U.S. dollars. If you need to send more than $300, plan on using more than one deposit. Verify how the facility wants you to handle that before you mail anything.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Make the money order payable to “GTL Financial Services.”
• ✓ Keep each money order at $300 or less.
• ✓ Make sure the money order is issued in U.S. dollars.

Before you send anything, confirm the current instructions with the facility or the South Carolina Department of Corrections. Processing rules can change, and a small mismatch (like the wrong payee name) is enough to slow things down. Double-check that the money order should still be payable to "GTL Financial Services" and that the limit is still $300 per money order in U.S. dollars. Also ask about what isn't covered here: whether you can send multiple money orders at once, whether there are any additional limits, and whether there are other ways to add funds besides money orders.

1. Check the official instructions: Look for the latest SCDC trust account deposit guidance for Evans Correctional Inst. so you’re working from the current rules.
2. Call to confirm the payee name: Ask, “Who should the money order be made payable to for a trust account deposit?”
3. Confirm the deposit limits: Ask, “What is the maximum amount per money order?” and “Do money orders have to be in U.S. dollars?”
4. Ask about multiple money orders: If you need to send more than $300, ask, “Can I send more than one money order, and if so, how should that be done?”