How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At Lebanon Corrections Institution, only approved visitors may deposit funds to an incarcerated person's account, and deposits must go through the approved ODRC process. Don't try to hand-deliver money, packages, correspondence, or printed materials during a visit. Those items must go through the facility's mail and processing procedures. Approved minor visitors also cannot deposit money or conduct video visits unless a parent or legal guardian is present. Before sending money, double-check the facility's approved deposit channels and any account requirements. Most systems require the incarcerated person's full name and ID number, and may use online portals, phone lines, or lobby kiosks. Convenience and processing fees commonly apply, and how funds are applied (commissary, phone, fees) can vary.
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Only approved visitors may deposit funds using the approved ODRC process. If you are a support person who plans to deposit money, you must be fully approved before visiting.
No. Visitors cannot deliver packages, correspondence, money, or printed materials directly to incarcerated persons. All of those items must be processed through the facility's mail policy.
No. Approved minor visitors cannot deposit money to an incarcerated person’s account or conduct video visits without a parent or legal guardian present.
Your first visit to Lebanon Correctional Institution goes much smoother when you handle the paperwork ahead of time, dress appropriately, and leave prohibited items at home. This checklist covers the most common reasons people get delayed—or turned away at the door.
Getting in touch with someone at Lebanon Correctional Institution usually starts with visitation. Two things will shape your next steps: you need to be an approved visitor, and you need to use GTL to reserve your visit.
Getting approved to visit at Lebanon Corrections Institution means completing the right paperwork, including a clear copy of your photo ID, then waiting for the facility to process your application before you try to schedule a visit.
