How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Moore County's payment-related pages reference JailATM, and the JailATM site footer associates that service with Tech Friends, Inc. Separate from jail deposits, Moore County document fees may come up for families: a marriage license costs $60, and a certified marriage copy costs $10. The Moore County Register of Deeds also lists certified vital-record copy fees at $10, with uncertified copies at $0.25. For adding funds to an incarcerated person's account, North Carolina facilities commonly rely on third-party vendors offering online, phone, kiosk or walk-in, or mailed options. Use the person's exact booked name and inmate or account number as shown.
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A marriage license in Moore County costs $60. A certified copy costs $10.
Certified vital-record copies cost $10. Uncertified copies cost $0.25.
Need a certified birth certificate from Moore County? You can request one online through the county's Vital Records portal, or handle it by mail or in person at the Register of Deeds.
Getting in touch with someone in jail depends on the facility's phone and messaging provider. Here's how to handle the most common setup issue so you don't miss calls, video visits, or messages.
Sending money usually comes down to two needs: adding funds so your loved one can contact you, and putting money on their account for other purchases. If communications at this facility run through NCIC, you'll need funds in your NCIC phone account before you can receive calls, video visits, or messages.
