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How to Send Money to Luther Unit, Navasota, TX (TX)

Sending money to someone at the O. L. Luther Unit means using official TDCJ trust fund options and confirming the unit's current rules before you pay. Here are the key details, plus what to verify so your deposit isn't delayed.

• 2 min read Based on general TX policies
How to Send Money to Luther Unit, Navasota, TX (TX)

The O. L. Luther Unit is located at 1800 Luther Drive, Navasota, TX 77868. Keep this address handy when confirming where funds should go or when checking unit information with staff.

Call to confirm before you send: Luther Unit's phone number is (936) 825-7547 (the directory shows extension 029). Use this to confirm approved deposit methods and any current requirements.

TDCJ lists a "Commissary & Trust Fund Website" as one of its online services. Start there for official deposit information rather than relying on third-party instructions passed around online.

The Luther Unit houses male inmates. If you're helping someone else send funds, this context helps confirm you're looking at the right unit.

Steps to Follow

  • ✓ Call (936) 825-7547 (extension 029 shown in the directory) and ask which deposit methods are currently accepted for the Luther Unit.
  • ✓ Use the TDCJ “Commissary & Trust Fund Website” option to follow the official trust fund deposit instructions.
  • ✓ Keep the unit address handy (1800 Luther Drive, Navasota, TX 77868) when you are confirming any mailing or payment instructions.
  • ✓ Confirm you have the incarcerated person’s correct name and TDCJ ID number before you send money.
How to Send Money to Luther Unit, Navasota, TX (TX)

Before you submit a payment, verify the exact deposit method you plan to use. The safest places to confirm current options are the Luther Unit phone line and the TDCJ "Commissary & Trust Fund Website." The unit may have specific requirements that affect how deposits are processed.

  • ✓ The incarcerated person’s name and TDCJ ID number format required for deposits (ask when you call).
  • ✓ Whether any forms or additional information are required for your chosen deposit method.
  • ✓ What payment types are accepted for deposits.
  • ✓ Any fees and typical processing times.
  • ✓ If you are instructed to mail a payment, confirm the correct address to use before sending anything.

Reminder: TDCJ lists a "Commissary & Trust Fund Website," but unit-level procedures can still vary. A quick phone call to (936) 825-7547 can prevent avoidable delays.

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