How to Send Money to Someone at Saguaro: Lockbox vs. Western Union / Send2Corrections

When sending money by lockbox mail, addressing matters. Use the person's last name, first name, and commissary number on the address line. The commissary number is a 6–7 digit number - not an "A" number. Double-check you have the right ID before mailing.

Mail lockbox payments to: CORECIVIC Facility: Suaro P.O. Box 16545 Atlanta, GA 30321-0545

Send a cashier's check or money order. Make it payable to CORECIVIC, or to the incarcerated person using their last name, first name, and commissary number.

Going with Western Union / Send2Corrections instead? Have the details ready before you start: the recipient's commissary number, first name, and last name.

Paying online or through the Send2Corrections app? You'll need a credit or debit card to complete the transaction.

1. Set up the transfer online or in the app - enter the recipient’s first and last name and commissary number.
2. Choose the pay-later, in-person option - this sets you up to pay at a Western Union agent location instead of paying online.
3. Get your tracking number (MTCN) - the system generates an MTCN so the in-person payment can be matched to your transfer.
4. Pay in cash at a Western Union agent location using the MTCN - bring the MTCN with you and pay the amount in cash.

Quick Tips

• ✓ Use the 6–7 digit commissary number (not an “A” number).
• ✓ For lockbox mail, address it with the incarcerated person’s last name, first name, and commissary number.
• ✓ For Western Union / Send2Corrections, make sure you enter the commissary number along with the person’s first and last name.