How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
JPay accepts mailed money orders for R.M.C - Main Unit and provides a published mailing address for deposits. The money order must come from someone on the inmate's Approved Visitors List, and you need to include a copy of your identification with the payment. Once JPay receives an approved money order, processing takes up to ten business days. Court-ordered payments work differently—they go through CorrectPay and use a separate mailing address. Amount limits apply: money orders cap at $999.99, while cashier's checks or certified bank drafts for court-ordered payments can go up to $10,000. Double-check vendor instructions before sending anything and fill out all deposit details clearly. Rules and fees vary by payment method.
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Sending money to someone at R.M.C - Main Unit comes down to using the right vendor address and including everything they require. Here are the exact mailing addresses and key rules to help your payment get accepted.
Mail the money order to the JPay mailing address published for R.M.C. The sender must be on the inmate’s Approved Visitors List and include a copy of their ID. After JPay receives it, allow up to ten business days for an approved money order to be processed.
Yes. Money orders are limited to $999.99, and court-ordered payments by cashier’s check or certified bank draft can be up to $10,000.
Use CorrectPay (Court Ordered Payment) and send it to the separate mailing address provided for court-ordered payments. Follow the vendor instructions and the instrument limits; cashier’s checks or certified bank drafts are accepted for these payments.
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