Mayo C.I. Annex, FL

Visiting at Mayo C.I. Annex starts with getting approved. Don't show up until the inmate confirms your visitation application went through—arriving without approval means getting turned away. Complete the visitation application and submit it by email or U.S. Mail. Only one application per person is allowed, and anyone 12 or older must fill one out. Sign the form (unsigned applications won't be processed) and don't leave any blanks—write

Mayo C.I. Annex uses ConnectNetwork for remote communications. Your account name must match your government-issued ID exactly—first and last name, no variations. After registering, click the confirmation email to activate your account. Until you do, messaging and remote visits won't work. Florida facilities typically offer secure email/e-messaging, tablet messaging, phone calls, voicemail, and remote video visits, though availability varies by location. Messages and emails go through staff screening before delivery. Video visits run on third-party platforms with their own scheduling and moderation rules. Before buying credits or booking a visit, check the vendor pages for available features, payment options, and any restrictions.

To mail funds to someone at Mayo C.I. Annex, send a JPay money order to PO Box 260130, Hollywood, FL 33026. Make it payable to JPay and include the vendor deposit slip—each money order maxes out at $999.99. Don't include letters or notes; JPay throws them away. The deposit form must have a valid email address and mailing address, or JPay won't process it. Once they receive a properly completed money order, approved payments process within ten (10) business days. Need help? Call JPay customer service at 800-574-5729. If you'd rather deposit online, by phone, or at a kiosk, check vendor and facility instructions for availability, required fields, and fees.

Looking someone up at Mayo C.I. Annex? Here's how Florida records work. Each person gets a DC# that stays with them through every period of supervision or incarceration—it never changes, even after release and re-incarceration. Sentence terms appear in a 3-2-2 format: three digits for years, two for months, two for days. Race shows as single letters: W (White), B (Black), A (Asian), H (Hispanic), I (American Indian or Pacific Islander), U (all others or unknown). When searching, enter last and first name. Add date of birth or booking number if you have it. Use filters to narrow results, then confirm matches by checking DOB, race/sex, booking date, charges, and location. Rosters update on different schedules and sometimes contain errors.