How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Limestone Correctional Facility uses Access Corrections for inmate funds. You can deposit money online at accesscorrections.com, through the vendor's mobile app, by phone at (866) 345-1884, at Cash Pay Today walk-in locations, or by mailing a money order. For mailed deposits, send the money order along with the completed Money Order Deposit Form to Secure Deposits, Alabama DOC, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Don't staple, paper clip, fold, or tape the money order or check to the form. Mailed money orders have a $900 daily limit and can take up to a week to process. Some other options may post within 24 hours. Service fees are deducted from the deposited amount. Under the $300.01 to $900 tier, mailed money orders list no charge. Federal rules require a Social Security number for deposits (or combined deposits) of $3,000 or more.
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Need to put money on an inmate's account at Frank Lee? Alabama DOC accepts four deposit methods. The best one depends on how fast you need the funds to post and how much you're willing to pay in fees.
Limestone Correctional Facility uses Alabama DOC's approved deposit system. You've got four main options for getting money onto your loved one's account—here's how each one works.
Money deposits for someone at Limestone Correctional Facility go through Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) channels. Here are the four approved ways to add funds—plus common mistakes that can delay or return your payment.
Mailing a money order is allowed, but it's the slowest way to add funds. If you want to avoid delays and rejected deposits, the details matter.
Ever wondered why the same deposit ends up smaller depending on how you send it? Here's the key detail: the transaction fee comes out of the money you deposit.
Mail the money order along with the completed Money Order Deposit Form to Secure Deposits, Alabama DOC, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Don't staple, paper clip, fold, or tape the money order or check to the form.
Yes. Mailed money orders have a $900 daily deposit limit and can take up to a week to process. Some other deposit options may post within 24 hours.
Service fees are deducted from the deposited amount. For the $300.01 to $900 tier, listed fees are $7.95 (Internet), $9.95 (Phone), $3.95 (Walk-In), and no charge for Money Order deposits. A $500 mailed money order falls under the no-charge tier.
Want to support someone at Limestone Correctional Facility? Adding money to their account is one of the most practical ways to help. Here are your deposit options and what to double-check before sending anything.
Trying to locate someone at Frank Lee Correctional Facility? The fastest route is the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) inmate search using their AIS number. Don't have it? You can still search by name, but you'll want to tighten your details and know when to call the facility directly.
Sending money to someone in Alabama DOC is straightforward once you pick a method. Here are the limits, mailing details, and step-by-step options so your deposit posts with as little delay as possible.
