How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Oshkosh Correctional Institution is simple once you know the process. All deposits go through Access Corrections—not through the mail. Gift cards, cash, and personal checks won't be accepted and will be returned to you. Oshkosh also runs a specialty commissary/package program where family and friends can buy approved personal care items on a quarterly schedule. Orders require a $20 minimum and are capped at $150 per resident per vendor per quarter. For deposit options (online, phone, kiosk, or walk-in) and fees, check Access Corrections directly.
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Use Access Corrections to deposit funds for residents at Oshkosh Correctional Institution. Check Access Corrections for which deposit methods are available (online, phone, kiosk, or other options) and what fees may apply.
No. Oshkosh Correctional Institution does not accept gift cards, cash, or personal checks by mail, and they will be returned to the sender. Use Access Corrections instead so funds are credited correctly.
The specialty commissary/package program allows quarterly purchases up to $150 per resident per vendor per quarter. There’s also a $20 minimum order.
Scheduling your first visit can feel overwhelming when there's a new system to learn. At Oshkosh Correctional Institution (OSCI), you'll use ICSolutions to book both in-person and video visits for people in General Population.
Scheduling your first in-person visit at Oshkosh Correctional Institution (OSCI) comes down to picking a time that works within the facility's visit windows and following the entry rules carefully—skip a step, and you could get turned away at the door.
Sending mail to someone at Oshkosh Correctional? Here's what you need to know: personal (non-legal) mail gets processed offsite through TextBehind. That means a different mailing address, specific rules for photos, and no cash or gift cards in the envelope.
