How to send messages, photos, and packages
Lunenburg Correctional Center offers AFOI video visits through both a visitor center and at-home options. Visitor-center sessions cost $0.15 per minute (20 minutes = $3; 50 minutes = $7.50), dropping to $0.12 per minute on July 1, 2025. Video visits have strict rules: no nudity, sexual behavior, inappropriate language, drugs or alcohol, weapons, recording, or gang signs. Staff can end a visit immediately for violations, and you could face a six-month suspension—or even a permanent ban for serious offenses. Phone calls go through Global Tel*Link, either collect or prepaid. All calls are recorded and monitored (except verified attorney calls) and limited to 20 minutes. Before scheduling, make sure you meet the vendor's account, ID, and device requirements. Contact the vendor directly for billing or tech issues.
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Mail rules at Loudoun County Adult Detention Center depend on what you're sending. Personal letters go to an off-site scanning address, while legal mail and money orders go directly to the facility PO Box.
AFOI visitor-center and at-home video visits are available. Visitor-center sessions cost $0.15 per minute (20 minutes = $3; 50 minutes = $7.50), and that rate will change to $0.12 per minute on July 1, 2025.
Nudity, sexual behavior, inappropriate language, drugs/alcohol, weapons, recording/filming, and displaying gang signs are prohibited during video visits. Staff can end the visit right away, and violations can lead to a six-month suspension or, for some offenses, a permanent ban.
Yes—calls are recorded and monitored except for properly verified attorney calls. Calls are placed through Global Tel*Link as collect or prepaid calls to up to 15 approved numbers and are limited to 20 minutes.
No. Cash and personal checks mailed to an inmate are rejected. Use approved services such as JPay or MoneyGram to add funds instead.
Include the inmate’s full name and official ID number on every item. Use the full facility name and state, and make sure your full physical return address is on the envelope.
Usually not. In many Virginia facilities, personal mail is scanned by an off-site processor and delivered electronically, and the original paper is typically destroyed after scanning.
If your loved one is in (or being considered for) work release at Loudoun County ADC, you're probably wondering what this actually looks like day to day. Here's what the Work Release Center involves, what it costs, and how earnings get applied.
Visiting someone at Lunenburg Correctional Center starts with getting approved through Virginia DOC's online process. Here's how to submit the right application, handle minor visitors, and avoid common delays.
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.
