How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money for someone at Lunenburg Correctional Center, use JPay or MoneyGram. Don't mail cash, checks, or any monetary items directly—mailed funds get rejected. JPay is the fastest option, especially online payments by credit or debit card. You can also pay by phone through JPay or deposit cash at MoneyGram agent locations. Fees vary by deposit amount and method. Published examples show lower fees for small online deposits and higher fees for the same amounts when paying in person. Have the inmate's name and ID ready before you start, and check JPay's posting times and fee schedule.
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Want to put money on someone's account at Lunenburg Correctional Center? Use JPay—online, by phone, or through MoneyGram. Whatever you do, don't mail money directly to the facility. It gets rejected every time.
No. Lunenburg Correctional Center rejects cash, checks, and other monetary items sent through the mail—use JPay or MoneyGram instead. For certified funds policies at other facilities, include the inmate’s full name and ID on paperwork and verify what’s accepted with that facility or vendor.
Use JPay online with a credit or debit card—the facility lists this as the fastest method. You can also pay by phone through JPay or deposit cash at MoneyGram agent locations.
JPay fees depend on the deposit amount and how you pay. Example pricing shows $2.95 for online deposits from $0.00–$20.00 and a $6.95 walk‑in fee for that same $0.00–$20.00 range, so check the current fee schedule before you submit a payment.
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