How to Send Money to Facility
Getting support to someone in jail usually means figuring out the facility's approved systems first. At Lamar County Jail, communication runs through the NCIC Inmate Messaging system, which handles messages, photos, and documents.
Lamar County Jail uses the NCIC Inmate Messaging system for sending documents, photos, and mail. You'll need to set up an NCIC account before you can send anything.
No need to mail a physical letter. You can send a message through NCIC and attach pictures directly. Need to send paperwork? Take a photo of your documents (or scan them) and attach them to your message. Everything goes through the same system.
Note: According to the facility's NCIC mail rules, there are no limits on how many messages and photos you can send, and messages are delivered instantly. If timing or volume matters to you, verify the current practice before relying on it.
Steps to Follow
- ✓ Create your account in the NCIC Inmate Messaging system
- ✓ Write your message to the inmate
- ✓ Attach pictures, or attach scanned/photographed documents if you need to send paperwork
- ✓ Send the message through NCIC
Before you count on anything being delivered quickly, confirm what NCIC requires for account setup. The jail's instructions say you must create an account to send items through the system, and the setup process can affect how soon you're able to start sending messages and attachments.
- ✓ Confirm whether “no limits” still applies in practice for the number of messages and photos you can send
- ✓ Confirm whether delivery is truly instant, or whether screening, processing, or other delays can slow it down
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