ASPC-PERRYVILLE, AZ

Visiting at ASPC Perryville, San Carlos Unit starts with a completed visitation application. Fill out every field before submitting. Criminal background checks are run on anyone applying for visitation or phone call privileges. Adult visitors requesting in-person, phone, or video visits must pay a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check fee. Those applying for phone-only privileges still need to submit an application but skip the $25 fee. Pay electronically and have your Application Visitor ID ready. Vendor transaction fees vary by provider and payment method. Make sure the background check fee and any required supporting documents arrive within 30 days of your application date, or it will be marked incomplete. After payment and documents are received, allow up to 60 days for processing. The inmate or institution will notify you of your visitation status.

Need help with digital mail for ASPC Perryville, San Carlos Unit? Securus handles support and offers 24/7 customer service at (800) 844-6591. For communication and visitation access, expect a screening process. Adult visitors applying for in-person, phone, or video visits must pay a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check fee under Department Order 911. Criminal background checks are conducted on everyone applying for visitation or phone-call privileges. If you only want to accept phone calls, you don't have to pay the $25 fee, but you still need to apply for phone privileges using the standard application. Processing fees vary by vendor and payment method. For setup steps like creating an account, adding funds, or scheduling video visits, follow the approved vendor instructions since options vary by facility.

ADCRR does not accept personal checks, money orders, or cashier's checks for deposits to inmate accounts at Arizona state complexes. Don't mail checks to ASPC Perryville, San Carlos Unit. Instead, use the facility's approved third-party options: an online portal, phone service, vendor app, or an on-site kiosk. When making a deposit, enter the inmate's commissary/PIN or booking number along with your payment details so the money posts to the correct account. Deposits typically go to authorized accounts like commissary, telephone, or self-bail for approved purchases and use. Vendor options and steps can change, so confirm the current instructions on the unit's official guidance or the related "How to Send Money" article before you pay.