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Send Money at Raymond Laborde Corrections, LA

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

You can't give money directly to someone incarcerated at Raymond Laborde C.C. All deposits must go through approved vendors and methods. Louisiana DOC uses JPAY for account deposits and also accepts MoneyGram, facility kiosks, telephone deposit services, and mail. Before sending funds, double-check vendor instructions and facility-specific details—site codes, mailing addresses, deposit limits, and posting times can vary. When making a deposit, enter the required information exactly as the vendor form requests: typically the state, facility, and the person's inmate ID or CCN. Mailing a payment? Follow DOC and vendor rules: send a money order only (no cash), and expect processing or review time before funds post.

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Quick Facts

Visitors shall not give money directly to people incarcerated at Raymond Laborde C.C.
The Louisiana DOC uses JPAY and directs family and friends to use JPAY, MoneyGram, kiosks, telephone, or mail for deposits.
When making a deposit, you must provide the inmate's state, facility, and inmate ID or CCN exactly as required on the vendor form.
Only money orders are accepted by mail; do not send cash through the postal service.

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Sending Money to Someone at Raymond Laborde C.C.: JPay Steps and Deposit Limits

Want to help someone at Raymond Laborde C.C.? Don't bring cash to hand over during a visit—Louisiana DOC rules prohibit visitors from giving money directly to an imprisoned person. Louisiana state correctional facilities use JPay for deposits instead. It's the state-authorized method for adding funds to someone's account (including deposits sent by mail), so your money goes through the system the facility actually processes.

Common Questions

Can visitors give money directly to an inmate at Raymond Laborde C.C.?

No. Visitors are not allowed to give money directly to people who are incarcerated at Raymond Laborde C.C.; deposits must go through approved DOC methods instead.

What methods can I use to add money to an inmate's account?

Louisiana DOC directs deposits through JPAY and also allows options like MoneyGram, facility kiosks, telephone deposit services, or mail. Check the vendor instructions and facility requirements for any site codes, addresses, limits, fees, and expected posting times before you send funds.

Can I mail cash or a personal check to put money on an inmate's account?

No. Mail deposits must follow DOC and vendor rules—only money orders are accepted by mail, and you should not send cash. Posting can take time due to vendor processing or departmental review.