How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Visiting R.M.C - Main Unit? Cash is for vending machines only. You can bring up to $50 per visitor in $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills for snacks and beverages. Staff won't accept cash to pass along to inmates. For phone calls, family and friends can set up AdvancePay, a prepaid calling account that funds a specific phone number so the inmate can call using that balance. Court-ordered obligations must be sent by money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft to the facility's designated court-ordered payment address. Other deposit options may include online portals, lobby kiosks, phone deposits, or mailed money orders, depending on the vendor. Use the inmate's ID or booking number and follow vendor instructions so funds post correctly.
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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.
Trying to get money onto someone's account at R.M.C - Main Unit? For many families, a mailed deposit through JPay is the simplest route. The details below can mean the difference between a smooth deposit and a delayed one.
You can typically add funds through online payment portals, lobby kiosks, phone deposits, or by mailing a money order. Available options depend on the vendor and facility. Have the inmate's full name and booking number ready, and follow the deposit instructions. You cannot hand cash directly to an inmate, so use an approved method instead.
No. Visitors can bring cash only for vending purchases, and staff will not accept cash to give to an inmate. If you bring cash for vending, the limit is up to $50 per visitor in $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills.
AdvancePay is a prepaid calling account that lets you fund a phone number so an inmate can call using the prepaid balance. Follow the facility's AdvancePay (ConnectNetwork) setup instructions to get your account working correctly.
Visiting someone at R.M.C - Main Unit goes smoother when you show up with only what's allowed. This guide covers the most common questionsâcash for vending machines, prescription medication rules, needle restrictions, and what you can bring if you have an infant.
Trying to stay connected with someone at R.M.C - Main Unit? Start with the visitation approval process. Once approved, you can plan a visit without getting turned away at the door.
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