How to send messages, photos, and packages
Hamilton Work Camp guidance references JPay for payments. If you send funds by JPay money order, include a copy of your photo ID (driver's license, state ID, or passport). JPay has a toll-free customer assistance number but won't cover money orders lost in the mail or in transit. Florida correctional facilities typically offer email/e-messaging, tablet or remote video visits, and phone calls—though exact services vary by site. Messaging usually requires buying credits or "stamps," and staff screen messages before delivery. Phone calls and remote video visits run through third-party vendors, so you'll likely need to set up and fund a prepaid account.
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JPay has a toll-free customer assistance number—check the JPay documentation or payment portal for the current number. Since JPay won't cover money orders lost in transit, keep your receipt and any tracking details.
Florida facilities commonly offer email/e-messaging, tablet or remote video visits, and phone calls, but what’s actually available varies by facility. Check the facility or vendor portals to confirm what Hamilton Work Camp currently supports.
Yes. Email and e-messaging typically require purchasing message credits or stamps, and staff screen messages before delivery. Remote video visits run through third-party vendors and are billed separately, so you may need to fund an account or buy visit time in advance.
Before you make the trip to Hamilton Work Camp, make sure you're actually approved to visit. Wait until the inmate confirms your visitation application went through—show up without approval and you'll be turned away at the door.
Getting approved to visit Hamilton Work Camp comes down to one thing: submit the Florida DOC visitation application (DC6-111A) correctly, then wait for approval before showing up.
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.
