How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money to someone at Jenkins Corrections Center, you must be on the offender's approved visitor list first. Common deposit methods include online vendor transfers (including JPay), lobby kiosks or ATMs, and mailed money orders with the facility voucher. For JPay internet transfers of $0.01 to $20.00, the transaction fee is $3.50. Having trouble with a payment? JPay offers 24/7 live agent support to help you complete the transfer. Double-check the offender's name and ID, then follow the vendor prompts or voucher mailing instructions exactly to avoid delays. Keep in mind that deposited funds may be applied to outstanding debts or fees.
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Sending money to someone at Jenkins Corrections Center comes down to two main options: mailing a money order voucher or using JPay for faster electronic deposits. Here's how each method works, what you'll pay in fees, and what to double-check before you send.
Sending money to someone at Jenkins is straightforward once you pick a method. But there's one rule that trips people up: you must be an approved visitor before you can send funds.
Sending money to someone at Jenkins Corrections Center is straightforward once you know the options. Here's what the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) supports, along with the fees and timing details that'll help you decide.
Yes. You must be on the recipient’s approved visitor list before you can use any payment method to send money to an offender.
JPay charges $3.50 for internet transfers in the $0.01 to $20.00 range.
JPay provides live agent support 24/7 to help with sending money and troubleshooting transfer problems.
Already have a visit scheduled at Jenkins? You can usually make changes online. Just pay attention to the deadlines, because weekend and holiday requests have firm cutoffs.
Phone calls are usually the fastest way to stay in touch. At Jenkins Corrections Center, calls go through Securus. Your first step is setting up the right account type and getting your number approved.
Getting approved to visit someone at Jenkins Corrections Center takes a few steps, but it's straightforward once you understand the process. First, get approved as a visitor. Then schedule your visit.
