Send Photos & Mail at USP YAZOO CITY, MS

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Inmates at USP Yazoo City have Bureau of Prisons telephone privileges, but third-party or alternative call arrangements are prohibited. All phone calls are monitored, and a notice is posted at each telephone stating so. In most cases the inmate pays for calls, though sometimes the receiving party may be billed, and limits can be imposed. For electronic messaging, USP Yazoo City uses TRULINCS, a monitored, text-only system with no attachments and a 13,000-character limit per message. Before using phone, video, or messaging services, you'll need to register with the facility's approved communications service and set up payment or add funds through the approved portal.

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Quick Facts

  • The Bureau of Prisons provides telephone privileges but prohibits third‑party or alternative call arrangements.
  • A notice is posted at each telephone advising inmates that calls are monitored.
  • Ordinarily inmates pay for telephone calls, although sometimes the receiving party may pay and limitations can be imposed.
  • TRULINCS is a monitored, text‑only electronic messaging system that disallows attachments and limits messages to 13,000 characters.

Send Photos & Mail Guides

What Happens to Mail Sent to USP Yazoo City: Inspection, Special Mail, and Rejection Rules

Mail at USP Yazoo City follows Bureau of Prisons (BOP) standards. Most mail is treated as general correspondence, meaning staff will open and inspect it. "Special mail" gets extra handling protections, but only if the envelope is clearly marked. Publications have their own source requirements, and rejected items come with a formal review process for the sender or publisher.

Common Questions

Are phone calls from USP Yazoo City monitored?

Yes. A notice is posted at each telephone advising inmates that calls are monitored. Recorded calls may be retained and used by correctional authorities as allowed by policy.

How can I send an electronic message to an inmate at USP Yazoo City?

USP Yazoo City uses TRULINCS for electronic messaging. Messages are monitored, text-only, and limited to 13,000 characters. Attachments are not allowed. You'll generally need to register with the approved communications service and set up a recipient account first.

Do I have to pay to receive calls from USP Yazoo City?

Usually the inmate pays for telephone calls, but sometimes the receiving party may be billed and limits can be imposed. If required, you'll need to set up payment or add funds through the facility's approved payment portal.

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How to Contact an Inmate at USP YAZOO CITY (MS)

If you want to stay in touch with someone at USP Yazoo City, your main options are phone calls, mail, and electronic messages through TRULINCS. Here's how each one works and what to confirm before you count on it.

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