Send Money at Hamiliton Work Camp

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

Court-ordered payments to Hamilton Work Camp must be sent by money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft made payable to CorrectPay. Follow the facility's mailing instructions and dollar limits. Write the offender's full name and DC ID on the memo line, and fill out every required payment field. Don't include letters with the payment. Cash and business/employer checks aren't accepted for court-ordered deposits. Money orders max out at $999.99; cashier's checks and certified bank drafts can go up to $10,000. There's no fee for these payment methods. If you use JPay for money orders, include a copy of your photo ID. JPay offers toll-free help but won't cover money orders lost in transit.

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Quick Facts

Court-ordered payments must be made payable to CorrectPay and mailed per the facility’s instructions.
Money orders are limited to $999.99; cashier’s checks or certified bank drafts are allowed up to $10,000.
Do not send cash or business/employer checks for court-ordered payment deposits; complete all fields and do not include letters.
You must be on the inmate’s Approved Visitors List to send them money via money order.

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Sending Money to Someone at Hamilton Work Camp: Your Complete Guide

Sending money to someone at Hamilton Work Camp works differently depending on what type of payment you're making. Court-ordered payments (like restitution) go by mail—send a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft to the CorrectPay processing address, payable to CorrectPay. Regular deposits are another story. If you're sending a money order through JPay, you'll typically need to be on the incarcerated person's Approved Visitors List before you can send funds.

Common Questions

How should I make a court-ordered payment to an inmate at Hamilton Work Camp?

Use a money order, cashier’s check, or certified bank draft made payable to CorrectPay and follow the facility’s mailing instructions. Include the offender’s full name and DC ID on the memo line, complete all payment fields, and don’t enclose letters with the payment.

Are there limits or fees for money orders or cashier’s checks sent to Hamilton Work Camp?

Yes. Money orders can be up to $999.99, and cashier’s checks or certified bank drafts can be up to $10,000. There’s no fee to send court-ordered payments using these methods.

Can I send a money order through JPay and are there any ID requirements?

Yes. If you send a money order through JPay, you must provide a copy of a photo ID (driver’s license, state ID, or passport). JPay has a toll-free help line, but they aren’t responsible for money orders lost in the mail or in transit.