How to Send Money to Leath Correctional Institution, SC (SC)

Make the money order payable to "GTL Financial Services" for trust account deposits. Get the payee line wrong and your deposit can be delayed or rejected, so double-check before you seal the envelope.

Even though the funds are for someone at Leath Correctional Institution, money order payments get forwarded to the South Carolina Department of Correction for processing.

The money order must be in U.S. dollars. The maximum accepted per money order for a trust account deposit is $300.00, so keep your amount at or below that limit.

Every money order deposit needs a completed deposit form mailed alongside it. On the form, include the offender's full name and double-check the offender ID. A wrong ID means the money could end up credited to the wrong account.

Steps

• ✓ Make the money order payable to “GTL Financial Services.”
• ✓ Make sure the money order is issued in U.S. dollars.
• ✓ Keep each money order at $300.00 or less.

1. Fill out the deposit form in blue or black ink: Print clearly and legibly to help avoid processing delays.
2. Enter the offender’s information: Use the offender’s full name and double-check the offender ID.
3. Review every field before you send it: Make sure all fields are completed so the deposit can be processed.

• ✓ Include only the deposit form and the money order in the envelope.
• ✓ Do not include staples, paper clips, stamps, cash, letters, photos, or any other items.

Before you mail anything, confirm the money order instructions you're using are current. Check the exact payee name ("GTL Financial Services"), the $300.00 per money order limit, and that payments are forwarded to the South Carolina Department of Correction for processing.

Also verify you have the correct deposit form and that it's filled out completely with the offender's full name and offender ID. Print clearly in blue or black ink, and mail only the form and money order. No extra items in the envelope.