How to Send Money to FCI Terre Haute, MI (MI)

The account number isn't just the register number on its own. You need to enter the inmate's eight-digit register number immediately followed by their last name, with no spaces or dashes (for example, 12345678DOE). MoneyGram also requires specific recipient details: Company Name "Federal Bureau of Prisons," City & State "Washington, DC," and Receive Code 7932.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Use MoneyGram ExpressPayment for the deposit.
• ✓ Enter the Account Number as the inmate’s 8-digit register number followed immediately by their last name (no spaces or dashes).
• ✓ Set Company Name to “Federal Bureau of Prisons.”
• ✓ Use City & State: “Washington, DC.”
• ✓ Use Receive Code: 7932.

Sending funds for furlough-related testing fees? Build in extra time. The inmate needs to pre-authorize those withdrawals from their inmate deposit fund account before the fees can be deducted.

Before sending money, confirm the deposit method and account number format. For FCI Terre Haute, MoneyGram ExpressPayment uses an account number combining the inmate's eight-digit register number and their last name (no spaces or dashes). The recipient details must match exactly: "Federal Bureau of Prisons," "Washington, DC," and Receive Code 7932. Getting these fields right upfront prevents delays from rejected transactions.

1. Ask whether the inmate has pre-authorized testing fees - For any furlough-related testing fees to be withdrawn from the inmate deposit fund account, the inmate must pre-authorize the withdrawal.
2. Confirm where those withdrawals come from - Make sure the institution is set to take the testing fee(s) directly from the inmate deposit fund account once the inmate authorizes it.