Hall County Prison

Visiting someone at Hall County Prison starts with getting approved. Complete the Visitation Request Form and submit it to the facility—you may need to provide documentation to verify your relationship. Immediate family members can be nominated by the offender directly. For significant-relationship visits, the offender must initiate the request by completing a Significant Relationship Visitor Application for Warden/Superintendent review. Once approved, schedule your visit through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) online form. Every visit requires an appointment, so plan ahead and keep your confirmation handy. Weekend visit requests are due by 5:00 PM Wednesday of the same week. State-holiday requests must be in by 5:00 PM three days before the holiday. You can also add approved visitors or cancel using the facility's online links.

Hall County Prison uses JPay for video visitation and electronic mail. A 30-minute video visit costs $3.95, and email runs $0.35 per electronic stamp. To get started, create and verify an account with JPay—you may need to add funds before scheduling a session or sending messages. For at-home video visits, you'll need a webcam-equipped computer or a smartphone/tablet with a camera, microphone, and stable internet. Keep in mind that calls, video sessions, and messages are typically monitored, and some services may require you to be on an approved contact list first. You can also send funds through JPay by entering the inmate's ID; transfer fees vary by amount.

Sending a food package to someone at Hall County Prison? Georgia's Department of Corrections authorizes Union Supply to handle food-package orders for inmates at State Prisons, Integrated Treatment Facilities, and Probation Detention Centers. Approved family and friends can place orders using the Georgia Inmate Package forms on the official site, or submit by mail to the vendor's Dallas, TX PO Box, by phone, or by fax. Orders are subject to vendor deadlines—late orders won't be accepted—and include a non-refundable $2.95 shipping and handling fee. GDC sets spending and weight limits: $100 or 15 lbs for State Prisons and ITFs, $50 or 7 lbs for Probation Detention Centers. Some facilities use other approved vendors, so confirm local rules before ordering.

Sending money to someone at Hall County Prison? You'll need to be on the inmate's approved visitor list first—payments from unapproved senders won't be accepted. The facility follows Georgia DOC guidance, which supports five ways to deposit funds. Mailing money? Use the printable money order voucher (free) and allow up to two weeks for delivery and processing. For online deposits, JPay lets you transfer funds by entering the inmate's ID. If you have a JPay account, you can pay with a credit or debit card. JPay's internet transfer fees are tiered: $3.50 for $0.01–$20.00, $5.00 for $20.01–$100.00, and $6.50 for $100.01–$300.00. Walk-in MoneyGram deposits (up to $5,000) cost $4.95 per transaction.