How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Graceville C.F. is straightforward once you follow the steps. First, you must be on the inmate's Approved Visitors List—download, complete, and mail the visitation application through the Florida Department of Corrections to get approved. Mail-in money orders use JPay deposit forms. The mailing address varies by form: one lists PO Box 260130, another lists PO Box 260010. Use the PO Box printed on the deposit slip you're using. JPay won't process your money order unless you include a valid email and mailing address on the deposit form. Once JPay receives an approved money order, expect processing within ten (10) business days.
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At Graceville CF, you can only send money orders through JPay if you're on the incarcerated person's Approved Visitors List. Not on the list? Your money order could get held up or rejected. Confirm your status before buying or mailing anything.
Sending a JPay money order is straightforward once you've nailed two things: you're on the person's Approved Visitors List, and you're using the correct mailing address on the deposit form.
You must be on the inmate’s Approved Visitors List before sending a money order; follow the FDC steps to download, complete, and mail the visitation application. Then send the money order using the JPay deposit form, using the PO Box printed on that form (some list PO Box 260130, others PO Box 260010). Include your valid email and mailing address on the deposit form so JPay can process the payment.
Once JPay receives the money order, approved deposits are processed within ten (10) business days following receipt by JPay.
JPay will not process a mailed money order unless the deposit form includes a valid email and mailing address for the sender. Fill out the rest of the deposit form clearly, including the inmate’s name and ID, so the payment can be matched correctly.
Graceville CF follows Florida DOC visiting rules closely. Show up with the wrong outfit or an expired ID, and you'll be turned away. A quick check before you leave home can save you the trip.
Getting approved to visit at Graceville Correctional Facility comes down to one thing: submit the Florida Department of Corrections visitation application correctly, then wait for the inmate to confirm you're approved before making the trip.
Getting approved to visit at Graceville Correctional Facility starts with the Florida DOC visitation application (DC6-111A). Fill it out completely and follow the submission directions on the form—that's how you avoid the most common reasons applications get denied.
