How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Pulaski Prison typically follows the same options used across Georgia facilities: online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks or ATMs, mailed money orders using facility vouchers, or purchases through approved commissary vendors. For online or phone deposits, you'll need the inmate's state, facility name, and either their full name or ID number. Mailing a voucher and money order? Make sure every detail matches the facility's requirements to avoid delays. For phone calls, family and friends can set up a prepaid, collect, or direct-bill telephone account with Securus online or by phone. Securus deposits are capped at $200 per deposit. New deposits may be applied to outstanding account debts first. Methods and vendor rules vary, so check the Georgia DOC or the facility's approved vendor list before sending funds.
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Common options include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks or ATMs, mailed money orders with a voucher, or approved commissary/vendor purchases (depending on Pulaski Prison's setup). For online or phone deposits, you'll need the inmate's state, facility, and name or ID number. Mailed vouchers must follow facility instructions exactly.
Limits vary by vendor and facility rules, so check Pulaski Prison’s approved vendor requirements. For Securus accounts specifically, deposits are limited to $200.00 per deposit.
Usually, yes. You'll typically need to be on the inmate's approved visitor or sender list before you can send money. Confirm this requirement with the facility or Georgia DOC to avoid a rejected deposit.
Got a visit scheduled at Pulaski State Prison and need to make changes? You can add approved visitors or cancel through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) online visitation tools. Just make sure anyone you want to add is already approved.
Getting approved to visit at Pulaski Prison starts with paperwork. Here's how to request visitor approval using the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) Visitation Request Form, what happens after you submit it, and what to verify with the prison before mailing anything or trying to schedule a visit.
Phone contact is possible, but it runs through an approved provider and comes with strict calling rules. Here's how to get set up and what to expect before that first call comes through.
