Review available deposit, commissary, money order, and online payment information for sending money to an inmate at Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola.
To send money to someone at Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola by mailed JPay money order, send it to JPay at PO Box 531370, Miami Shores, FL 33153 (the address shown on the facility's JPay deposit form). The form lists a maximum money order amount of $999.99. Any money order over $500 requires Louisiana Department of Corrections approval, which can delay posting to the inmate account. JPay states that once a money order is approved, it will be processed within ten business days after they receive it. If you need help or want to check the status of a mailed money order, use the JPay customer assistance phone number on their materials. Kiosk or card payments and approved online vendor transfers generally post faster than mailed deposits.
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Sending money to someone at Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola) means going through JPay. The biggest things that trip people up: the payee line, the inmate identifiers, and making sure every field on the deposit form is filled out completely and legibly.
Sending a money order to someone at Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola) is straightforward—just get the payee, deposit slip, and mailing address exactly right. Follow these steps to avoid delays.
Sending money to someone at Angola by mail? The details matter. Use a JPay money order, fill out the Louisiana Money Order Deposit Slip completely, and mail everything to the correct PO Box so it posts without avoidable delays.
Mail JPay money orders to JPay at PO Box 531370, Miami Shores, FL 33153, as shown on the facility’s JPay deposit form.
Yes. The JPay deposit form lists a maximum money order amount of $999.99. Money orders over $500 are subject to Louisiana Department of Corrections approval, which may delay posting.
Once approved, JPay states money orders will be processed within ten business days after receipt. If you need help or a status update, contact JPay using their customer assistance number.
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