How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Osceola County Corrections uses AccessCorrections for sending money to inmates, posting bail, and making parole/probation payments. You'll typically have several deposit options: an online portal, lobby kiosk, phone payment, or mailed money order. Pick whatever works best for you. Processing rules and fees vary by vendor and facility, so check the vendor instructions on the facility's payment page before sending funds. Have the inmate's full name and booking number or ID ready, and enter your deposit details clearly with valid contact information. Some vendors require the sender to be authorized—confirm that before you start.
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Osceola County Corrections lists AccessCorrections as an option for sending money to inmates. Deposit methods commonly include an online portal, lobby kiosk, phone payment, or a mailed money order—use the vendor’s instructions for the exact steps.
Yes, fees may apply. Processing fees can vary by vendor and sometimes by payment method, so check the vendor’s fee details before you submit a payment.
You’ll typically need the inmate’s full name and booking number or ID. Include clear contact information so the payment can be processed (or returned if there’s an issue), and confirm whether the vendor requires the sender to be authorized or approved.
Visiting someone at Osceola County Correctional Dept means using video visitation. First, you'll need to register. Then you can choose to visit on-site at a kiosk or from your own device at home.
Osceola County Jail uses The Visitor/ICSolutions video visitation system. You have two options: visit onsite using the video kiosks at the facility, or visit offsite from anywhere on your own device. Need to decide fast? Onsite is the easiest choice if you're already at the jail — you can register and schedule right at the lobby kiosk.
Sending money for video visits at Osceola County Jail? Here's what you need to know: the facility uses a video visitation system, and offsite sessions require a solid internet connection on your end.
