How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Money policies specific to Pamunkey Regional Jail were not included in the supplied materials, so this section covers common Virginia deposit methods and what you'll need. Typical options include third-party online deposit portals, on-site lobby kiosks or ATMs, mailed certified money orders, or cash deposits through authorized retail agents. You'll usually need the inmate's full name (as listed by the facility) and the facility or inmate ID number. If you mail certified funds, include your name and return address and follow the facility or vendor's instructions for completing the money order or cashier's check. Fees, processing times, and posting rules vary by facility and vendor. Confirm the exact method and timing before you send money. If funds don't post, contact the vendor and the facility's commissary or finance office to trace the transaction.
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The provided materials did not include a money-sending vendor list for Pamunkey Regional Jail, so confirm the approved options with the facility. Common Virginia methods include online vendor portals, on-site kiosks or ATMs, mailed certified money orders, or authorized retail deposit agents.
You typically need the inmate’s full name as listed by the facility and the facility or inmate ID number. If you are mailing certified funds, include your name and return address and follow the facility or vendor’s instructions for completing the money order or cashier’s check.
Start by contacting the payment vendor and asking them to trace the transaction. If that doesn't resolve it, contact the facility's commissary or finance office so they can investigate and post or return funds as appropriate.
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