How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Indiana Creek Correctional Center uses JPay for inmate account deposits. Online credit/debit card payments through JPay are the fastest way to get funds posted. If you prefer mailing funds, send a money order with the facility deposit slip to JPay, P.O. Box 278170, Miramar, FL 33027. Funds post after JPay receives and processes the payment. Don't mail cash or personal checks to the correctional facility—mailed payments should go to the vendor address as a money order. JPay fees vary by deposit amount and method, so compare costs before choosing. Include the inmate's full name and ID number, plus your return address on certified funds.
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Never mail cash, personal checks, or anything with monetary value directly to Indiana Creek or VADOC headquarters. Those items get rejected — meaning delays and extra hassle when you're just trying to help someone buy commissary essentials.
Sending money shouldn't be a guessing game. Here's what works at Indiana Creek—the fastest options, the fees you'll pay, and how to pick what's right for you.
The fastest option is sending money online by credit or debit card through JPay, which the facility identifies as the quickest way to get funds posted.
Mail the money order and deposit slip to JPay, P.O. Box 278170, Miramar, FL 33027. Use the inmate’s full name and ID number, and include your return address on certified funds to help ensure it posts correctly.
Yes. JPay charges fees that vary based on how much you send and the deposit method, and the facility’s guidance shows that online and walk‑in options can have different fee amounts.
Bringing a child to visit at Indiana Creek comes down to two things: the minor must be tied to an approved adult visitor, and you need the right paperwork at the door every single visit. Here's how to make sure you don't get turned away at check-in.
Getting mail to the right person at Indiana Creek requires a few specific details in the right order: your loved one's first and last name, their 7-digit state ID number, the facility name, and the full address with ZIP code. The 7-digit ID trips people up the most—double-check it before mailing anything. It's how staff match your letter to the correct inmate.
Visiting someone at Indiana Creek Correctional Center starts with the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) visitation application. Once approved, you'll schedule each visit online.
