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Mail and Photos at Memorial Unit, TX: start with our general mail and photos guide, then confirm details with the facility at (281) 595-3465.
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If your loved one is at Memorial Unit, you can't receive their calls until your phone number is enrolled with TDCJ. Once you have the inmate's TDCJ ID number, the process is straightforward.
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Sending money to someone at Memorial Unit is straightforward—use the right deposit channel and make sure you're an approved sender. Here are the accepted options and the rules that trip people up most often.
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Planning to visit someone at Memorial Unit? You'll need to set up your own TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler account first. Here's how to get through the process without getting stuck.
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Memorial Unit visits go through the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler. You'll need to create your own account—staff can't set it up for you. Complete the Background Questionnaire to finish registration; you'll get a 7-digit validation code and link by email. Keep in mind: the email on your profile can't be changed or deleted later. Enter phone numbers as XXX XXX XXXX (with spaces). To connect with an incarcerated person, click Add Inmate and enter their 8-digit TDCJ or SID number. Your relationship request stays Pending until TDCJ staff approve it. Once verified, look for the Schedule Visit button—if you see
Read full guideStaying in touch with someone at Memorial Unit starts with phone setup. The Inmate Technology office handles caller support Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–3 p.m. (effective Feb 2, 2026, excluding state holidays) for questions about phones and vendor services. To receive calls, register your telephone number online through the TDCJ/vendor system—you'll need the inmate's TDCJ ID. Phone access runs from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Calls last up to 30 minutes with a one-minute warning before disconnect. Inmates have unlimited minutes per month, but calls (except to attorneys) may be monitored and recorded. Some number types are restricted. Remote Securus video visits follow set schedules, last 60 minutes, and cost $10.00. Each inmate gets one remote visit per month.
Read full guideTo deposit money for someone at Memorial Unit, you must be on the inmate's Approved Visitation List or Inmate Telephone List (policy effective September 1, 2020). Cash and personal checks aren't accepted—they'll be returned. Mailing a money order or cashier's check? Include the inmate's deposit slip (the inmate provides this) to avoid delays. Single deposits of $500 or more and certain checks face a 14-day hold before the inmate can access the funds. Don't send trust fund deposits or personal mail to the Inmate Trust Fund or the facility's PO Box. Instead, mail deposits to the inmate's unit of assignment and follow that unit's procedures. Trust Fund staff can confirm receipt but won't share balances or transaction details with anyone except the inmate.
Read full guideLooking for someone at Memorial Unit or trying to set up phone contact? Start here: the unit requires you to register your telephone number online to receive calls, and you'll need the inmate's TDCJ ID number during registration. To locate someone in custody, use Texas statewide offender-search tools and any available county rosters. For federal custody, check the Bureau of Prisons inmate locator. Most search portals work best with an identifier like a TDCJ/SID or booking number. Don't have the TDCJ ID? The statewide offender search can help you find it. For ongoing updates, sign up for notification systems like IVSS, VINE, or SAVNS. Since rosters update at different speeds, confirm critical details across sources. Need more help? Check the Memorial Unit contact page.
Read full guideMail and Photos at Memorial Unit, TX: start with our general mail and photos guide, then confirm details with the facility at (281) 595-3465.
You can schedule Regular, Contact, and Video/Tablet visits through the Memorial Unit scheduler. Video/Tablet visits are not the Securus video program, and availability depends on the inmate’s privileges and unit setup.
VisitationIf someone already has a visit scheduled that week, the scheduler hides those dates. Not every visit type or date shows up for every inmate—it depends on their privileges and the facility schedule.
VisitationAfter you request the relationship, it stays Pending on your visitor home page until TDCJ staff review it. Once approved, it moves to Verified Inmate Relations and you can schedule if the Schedule Visit button is available; if privileges are removed, you’ll see “Not Approved for Visits”.
VisitationRegister your telephone number online through the TDCJ/vendor registration system—you'll need the inmate's TDCJ ID. During registration, confirm you're the registered owner, that you're at least 18, and agree not to forward calls, use three-way calling, or put calls on speakerphone.
CommunicationPhone access runs 5:00 a.m.–12:00 a.m. Calls are limited to 30 minutes with a one-minute warning before disconnect. Inmates have unlimited minutes per month. All calls except those to attorneys may be monitored and recorded. Calls only go through to home landlines and certain cell phones—not internet services, 800 numbers, or businesses.
CommunicationYes—if remote Securus video visits are listed for Memorial Unit, they run on set times, last 60 minutes, and cost $10.00. Each inmate is limited to one remote visit per month; use Securus customer service for scheduling or problems.
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Memorial Unit requires visitors to create their own visitation scheduler accounts — TDCJ staff can't set these up for you. Set up your account before you need to book a visit, so you're ready to grab a slot when the time comes.
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