How to Send Money to Someone at Gadsden by Mail: JPay Money Orders (No Fee), Processing Time, and Common Mistakes

Mailing a payment is a solid option if you want to skip extra charges. JPay doesn't charge a fee for money orders, cashier's checks, or certified bank drafts sent by mail. Just follow the deposit form instructions and send it to the right address.

On the "pay to" line, make the money order payable to JPay. Get the payee name wrong and you're looking at delays or a returned payment.

Mail the money order to: JPay, PO Box 260010, Hollywood, FL 33026. Use the exact address. This is the processing center for all mailed JPay deposits.

Before you send anything, confirm you're on the inmate's Approved Visitors List. You must be on that list to send money via money order.

Fill Form

• ✓ Include a valid email address on the deposit form (money orders will not be processed without it)
• ✓ Include a complete mailing address on the deposit form (money orders will not be processed without it)
• ✓ Double-check that the deposit form is filled out completely so JPay can process the payment

Once JPay receives your payment, processing takes up to ten business days. That timeline starts when the money order arrives at their facility, not when you drop it in the mailbox. Build in extra days for postal delivery to the PO Box.

Common Mistakes

• ✓ Do not include letters or notes with your payment. They will be discarded.
• ✓ Do not leave off your email address or mailing address on the deposit form. Money orders will not be processed without a valid email and mailing address.

Think twice before placing a stop payment. If you stop payment on a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft, you're on the hook for any bank fees or insufficient funds charges JPay incurs because of it.

Need help with a mailed deposit? Call JPay toll-free at 800-574-5729. The line is available 24/7. Have your money order receipt and the details from your deposit form handy so support can look into it faster.