Neuse Correctional Inst., NC
Explore
Find an Inmate at Neuse Correctional Inst., NC
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Guides for This Facility

How to Mail a Money Order to Someone at Neuse Correctional Institution (Step‑by‑Step)
- A completed NCDAC trust-account deposit slip (detach it and include it with your money order) - A money order made payable to “TouchPay Holdings” - The offender’s full name and correct OID number (written clearly on the deposit slip and the money order) - A money order for $300 or less, issued in U.S. dollars
Read Guide
How to Mail a Money Order to Someone at Neuse Correctional: Step-by-Step
- Offender’s full name and OID number (so the deposit posts to the right trust account) - Money order made payable to **TouchPay Holdings** - Amount of **$300 or less per money order**, issued in **US dollars** - Mail to: **TouchPay Holdings, LLC, PO Box 174, Houston, TX 77001-0174**
Read Guide
Ordering Seasonal Packages for Someone at Neuse Correctional: Deadlines, Limits, and What Happens If an Order Is Cancelled
Seasonal packages are one of the easiest ways to send approved items to someone at Neuse Correctional—as long as you know the ordering window, possession limits, and what happens if an order gets cancelled.
Read GuideAt a Glance
Communication
- ConnectNetwork provides a toll‑free customer phone line at (888) 428‑1845.
- Trust deposits for N.C. adult correction accounts are processed through TouchPay (GTL Financial Services).
- For problems with mailed money orders, vendor instructions say to email moneyorders@viapath.com no sooner than one week after mailing.
Mail & Letters
- North Carolina operates a statewide seasonal package program that family and friends can use to order packages for incarcerated people in the Department of Adult Correction.
- Items listed on the seasonal package shopping pages are described as pre‑approved.
- If an incarcerated person is placed on certain control statuses or Safekeeper prior to shipping, Union Supply Direct will cancel the package order and refund the customer minus a $5.00 restocking fee.
Sending Money
- Money orders for NCDAC trust deposits must be made payable to TouchPay Holdings.
- The maximum money order amount for a trust deposit is $300 and money orders must be issued in U.S. dollars.
- Include the completed NCDAC deposit form (detached) with the money order and do not include letters, photos, cash, stamps, paper clips, or staples.
Inmate Lookup
- North Carolina’s online offender search allows filtering by offender status, name, offender number, gender, race, and birth date.
- The state Offender Public Information Search covers state prison inmates, probationers, and parolees.
- The state database does not include county jail listings; county sheriffs publish separate rosters.
Contact Info
- In an emergency involving someone in custody, call 911 immediately.
- Have the incarcerated person’s full name and offender or booking ID ready before calling the facility.
- If a TouchPay deposit fails, TouchPay will mail the money order and deposit slip back to the sender using the address on the deposit slip.
Based on official sources and community feedback. Learn how we verify
Topic Overviews
Communication
Phone, messaging, and video services at Neuse Correctional Institution go through third-party vendors — you'll manage most communication through the vendor's app or online portal. For phone service help, ConnectNetwork's toll-free customer line is (888) 428-1845. Need to add money to a North Carolina adult correction trust account? Deposits are processed through TouchPay (GTL Financial Services), affiliated with ViaPath/Global Tel*Link. If you mailed a money order and it hasn't posted, wait at least one week before emailing moneyorders@viapath.com for help. The typical process: create a vendor account, add funds, then use that system to set up messaging or video access.
Mail & Letters
Mail rules at Neuse Correctional Institution follow North Carolina's broader prison policies. Most non-legal letters are processed by an offsite mail-scan vendor — items get screened, scanned, and delivered digitally to the incarcerated person's tablet or inbox. Packages and publications work differently: send them directly to the facility street address or through an approved vendor, not through the scanning vendor. Neuse participates in the state's seasonal package program, letting family and friends order pre-approved items. If the person gets placed on certain control statuses or Safekeeper before shipping, Union Supply Direct cancels the order and refunds you minus a $5 restocking fee. Property rules limit certain items, including footwear quantities. Confirm compatibility before ordering rechargeable electronics.
Sending Money
To mail funds for someone at Neuse Correctional Institution, use a U.S. money order payable to TouchPay Holdings — keep each money order at $300 or less. Fill out the NCDAC deposit slip completely and legibly in blue or black ink, detach it, and mail only the deposit slip and money order. No letters, photos, cash, stamps, staples, or paper clips. Send everything to TouchPay Holdings, LLC, PO Box 174, Houston, TX 77001-0174. TouchPay processes NCDAC trust deposits but isn't responsible for money orders lost in the mail. If there's a problem, they'll mail the money order and deposit slip back to the sender address on the form. Wait at least one week after mailing before emailing moneyorders@viapath.com. For additional forms and other payment options — including walk-in/Western Union cash payments using payment code NCDAC TRUST — check ConnectNetwork's Ways to Pay > Mail.
Read full guideInmate Lookup
To look up someone at Neuse Correctional Institution, use North Carolina's Offender Public Information Search. Enter a full or partial name or an offender number. Too many matches? Narrow the list with filters like offender status, gender, race, and birth date. Name searches may allow partial or "sounds like" matches — you might need to enter at least one letter in the first-name field. Results typically show offender numbers (PID/JID), race/sex, height/weight, birth date, arrest or booking dates, charges, and custody status. This locator covers state prisons, probationers, and parolees, but not county jail rosters. Updates can lag, so recent changes may take time to appear.
Common Questions
Showing 6 of 16Who provides phone service and how do I contact them?
Phone service is handled by ConnectNetwork. You can reach their toll‑free customer line at (888) 428‑1845.
CommunicationHow do I add money to an inmate’s account at North Carolina facilities?
Trust deposits for North Carolina adult correction accounts are processed through TouchPay (GTL Financial Services). Use the TouchPay portal or the payment options the vendor provides.
CommunicationWhat should I do if a money order I mailed never reached the inmate?
Wait at least one week after mailing, then email ViaPath support at moneyorders@viapath.com. Keep your receipt and any tracking details handy so support can help faster.
CommunicationCan I order a seasonal package for someone at Neuse Correctional Institution?
Yes. North Carolina offers a statewide seasonal package program that family and friends can use to order packages for people in the Department of Adult Correction.
Mail & LettersAre the items in the seasonal packages pre‑approved?
Yes. The items listed on the seasonal package shopping pages are described as pre-approved.
Mail & LettersWhat happens if the person is put on Safekeeper or another control status after I order a package?
If the person is placed on certain control statuses or Safekeeper prior to shipping, Union Supply Direct will cancel the order and refund you minus a $5.00 restocking fee.
Mail & LettersMore Guides
Ready to Connect?
Search for your loved one to start communicating today
Did You Know?
Sending money to someone at Neuse Correctional Inst.? When filling out the NCDAC trust account deposit slip, write legibly in blue or black ink and complete every field. Incomplete or hard-to-read slips can delay processing.
This guide is compiled from official facility documentation and community feedback. Learn how we verify