How to send messages, photos, and packages
RMC Work Camp uses AdvancePay, a prepaid calling account that lets you add funds to a phone number so your loved one can call using that balance. Set up and manage your account online at web.connectnetwork.com/get-started-fdc/. When creating your ConnectNetwork account, enter your name exactly as it appears on your government-issued ID—it may need to match official visitation records. Need help? Call AdvancePay customer service at (866) 732-9098. If a number gets blocked, the listed owner must call that same number and speak with customer service to request an unblock. You can also mail correspondence to AdvancePay Service Dept., PO Box 911722, Denver, CO 80291-1722. Florida facilities may offer email/messaging, tablet messaging, and remote video visits through third-party vendors, though features and rules vary by site.
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Before buying a money order, confirm you're allowed to send funds. To deposit money by mail at RMC Work Camp, you must be on the incarcerated person's Approved Visitors List. If you're not approved, your payment won't be accepted.
Set up and manage AdvancePay online at web.connectnetwork.com/get-started-fdc/. When you create your ConnectNetwork account, enter your first and last name exactly as shown on your government-issued ID.
AdvancePay is a prepaid calling-account product that lets family and friends fund a phone number in advance. The person inside uses that balance to place outgoing calls.
Call (866) 732-9098 for AdvancePay customer service and the automated system. To unblock a blocked AdvancePay number, the listed owner of the number must call (866) 732-9098 and speak with customer service; you can also mail service correspondence to AdvancePay Service Dept., PO Box 911722, Denver, CO 80291-1722.
No facility-specific mail rules were included in the provided sources. Check RMC Work Camp's official webpage or contact the facility directly for the current mailing address, required format, allowed items, and any scanning or digital-mail program rules.
Put the inmate’s full name and booking/ID number on the front of the envelope. Include your full return name and address—missing identification is a common reason mail gets rejected or returned.
Routine mail is commonly inspected, while privileged/legal mail is often handled differently and opened only in the inmate’s presence. Many facilities also scan personal mail and deliver a digital copy, and the original may be retained or destroyed depending on local policy.
Phone calls at RMC Work Camp go through ConnectNetwork/GTL. Most families set up an AdvancePay account to cover the cost. Here's how pricing, free weekly calls, voicemail, and common call problems work—plus what to do if a number gets blocked.
Getting approved to visit at RMC Work Camp starts with the visitation application. The most common mistake? Showing up before approval is confirmed. Follow these steps so you don't waste a trip.
Getting approved to visit at RMC Work Camp starts with the Florida DOC DC6-111A visitation application. Fill it out carefully and send it the right way—you'll avoid the most common delays and denials.
