Send Money at Mid-State Corr. Faciltity, NJ

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

You can send money to someone at Mid‑State Correctional Facility by mailing a TouchPay money order. Make it payable to "TouchPay Holdings, LLC" so payment gets forwarded to NJDOC. Keep each money order in U.S. dollars, $500 maximum. Mail it with the required TouchPay deposit form to the TouchPay Technology Blvd West Dallas address. Don't include anything else—no staples, paper clips, stamps, cash, letters, or photos. If you use ConnectNetwork's automated deposit methods, AdvancePay/PinDebit/DebitLink deposits post immediately. Trust Fund automated deposits transmit within one business day. Mailed or retail payments typically take longer.

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Quick Facts

TouchPay money orders must be made payable to 'TouchPay Holdings, LLC' (payments forwarded to NJDOC).
TouchPay money orders must be in U.S. dollars and are limited to a maximum of $500 per money order.
Mail the money order and the required TouchPay deposit form to TouchPay's Technology Blvd West Dallas address provided by the vendor.
Do not include staples, paper clips, stamps, cash, letters, photos or other items—only the deposit form and money order should be mailed.
ConnectNetwork AdvancePay/PinDebit/DebitLink automated deposits post immediately for those payment types; Trust Fund automated deposits transmit within one business day.

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How to Send Money to Someone at Mid‑State: Money Orders, Online, Kiosks, Retail and Which Posts Fastest

Sending money to someone at Mid‑State Correctional Facility comes down to two things: how you want to pay and how fast you need the funds to post. Here's a breakdown of your main options—TouchPay money orders, ConnectNetwork deposits (online, mobile, phone, or kiosk), retail cash payments, and mailed AdvancePay—plus which ones post immediately and which take a business day.

Common Questions

How do I mail a money order for someone at Mid‑State Correctional Facility?

Make the money order payable to “TouchPay Holdings, LLC,” in U.S. dollars, for $500 or less. Include the required TouchPay deposit form and mail both to the TouchPay Technology Blvd West Dallas address. Send only the form and money order—no photos, letters, cash, staples, or paper clips.

How long do different deposit methods take to post to an inmate account at Mid‑State?

Automated ConnectNetwork deposits for AdvancePay/PinDebit/DebitLink post immediately. Trust Fund automated deposits transmit within one business day. Mailed or retail payments usually take longer.

Where do I send AdvancePay mail payments for Mid‑State?

Use the vendor’s listed PO boxes for mail deposits; AdvancePay mail payments go to AdvancePay Service Department, PO BOX 209722, Dallas, TX. Check the vendor instructions before you mail anything, since some account types use different PO boxes.

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