How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Omaha Correctional Center comes with a few strict rules. Incarcerated people cannot receive money or money-equivalents from family or friends of other incarcerated individuals, or from anyone on another inmate's approved visiting list. All deposits go through third-party vendors: ConnectNetwork, GettingOut, TouchPay, GTL, or ViaPath. Before making a deposit, you'll typically need the inmate's ID number or case information. Common ways to add funds include online vendor websites or apps, lobby kiosks, phone or retail cash-pay barcodes, and mailed money orders where accepted. Most deposits post quickly, but court or administrative disbursements can take longer. Vendor fees may apply.
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You can add funds online through a vendor website or app, at a lobby kiosk, by phone or retail cash-pay barcode, or by mailing a money order where accepted. You'll need the inmate's ID number or case information. Deposits go through vendors like ConnectNetwork, GettingOut, TouchPay, GTL, or ViaPath (check the specific vendor for steps and fees).
No. Omaha Correctional Center does not allow an incarcerated person to receive money or money-equivalents from someone on another inmate’s approved visiting list, or from family or friends of other incarcerated individuals.
Most deposits post quickly. Court or administrative disbursements can take longer, and third-party processors may charge fees or add extra processing time.
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NDCS now routes personal mail through a scanning vendor. That means little details like ink color, paper type, and photo content matter more than they used to. Follow the rules below to keep your letter readable and avoid a rejection.
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