How to Send Money by Mail to Someone at Florida Women's Reception Center (JPay money orders)
Make the money order payable to JPay. Getting the payee name wrong can delay the deposit or cause rejection.
How to send messages, photos, and packages
Phone service at Florida Women's Reception Center runs through GTL/ConnectNetwork. Each incarcerated person gets one free call per week, up to five minutes. After that, calls can last up to 30 minutes, with a required 30-minute wait between completed calls. Want to make sure your loved one can reach you? Set up an AdvancePay prepaid account. The easiest way is online through the vendor's Florida DOC setup page or through their phone app. If you run into trouble, the vendor offers 24/7 live phone support.
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Make the money order payable to JPay. Getting the payee name wrong can delay the deposit or cause rejection.
Yes. GTL/ConnectNetwork provides one free phone call of up to five minutes for each incarcerated person every week.
Calls may be up to 30 minutes long. After each completed call, there’s a required 30‑minute waiting period before another call can be placed.
AdvancePay is a prepaid calling account you fund so an incarcerated person can call you. You can set it up and manage it online through the vendor’s Florida DOC page or via the vendor phone/app, and vendor phone support is available 24/7.
Mail money orders and the completed deposit slip to JPay at PO Box 260010, Hollywood, FL 33026. If you send a money order, include a copy of your photo ID with the payment.
Use the inmate’s full name and booking/ID number, and include your full return address on the envelope. Use plain paper and permissible envelopes, and avoid sending original important documents unless you’re specifically instructed to.
Often, yes. Routine correspondence is commonly inspected or classified by staff, while privileged or legal mail is handled differently. Many facilities also use third-party digital mail scanning, and retention policies for scanned copies vary—check current practices before sending anything sensitive.
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