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At Limestone Correctional Facility, you can add money to an inmate's account through Access Corrections several ways: online, by phone, at Cash Pay Today walk-in locations, or by mailing a money order. Access Corrections also has a mobile app and phone support for managing deposits and your account. Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging at many Alabama facilities are handled by third-party vendors. The approved provider, scheduling options, and availability can vary by facility. Inmates generally place outgoing calls using assigned PINs, and calls along with many electronic messages are monitored and recorded. To use remote calling or video, you'll need to create and fund an account with the approved vendor. Have the inmate's booking identifier ready when prompted.
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You can add money through Access Corrections online, by phone, at Cash Pay Today walk-in locations, or by mailing a money order. Access Corrections also has a mobile app and phone support. Fees vary, especially for larger money orders, so check the vendor fee schedule before sending funds.
At most Alabama facilities, inmates place outgoing calls. Regular incoming calls are not permitted. Calls and many electronic messages are monitored and may be recorded.
Video visits and electronic messaging are handled through third-party vendors, and availability varies by facility. You'll need to create and fund an account with the approved vendor and have the inmate's booking identifier ready when following the automated prompts.
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.
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.
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.
