How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
The Idaho Department of Correction directs families to accesscorrections.com for South Idaho Correctional Institution (SICI) deposits. Access Corrections is the state's partner for resident trust account deposits and payments. You can add funds several ways: the mobile app, website, phone, retail cash barcode locations, or facility kiosks. Pick whichever works best for you. Expect transaction fees on most deposit and payment methods, with the exception of mailed Lockbox deposits. If you mail a deposit for a prison resident, use: Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC PO Box 12486 St. Louis, MO 63132. Access Corrections also lists a separate Secure Deposits P&P lockbox for community-based payments, so make sure you use the correct PO Box for the person's status.
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Sending money to someone at SICI goes through Access Corrections, the Idaho Department of Correction's deposit partner. Here's how to add funds, what fees to expect, and how to skip them with the lockbox option.
Trying to put money on someone's trust account at SICI? The Idaho Department of Correction uses Access Corrections for deposits, with options including online, phone, and cash at retail stores.
IDOC directs you to accesscorrections.com for SICI deposits through Access Corrections. You can deposit by mobile app, website, phone, retail cash barcode option, or facility kiosk. Just follow the prompts to enter the resident's name and ID.
Yes. Transaction fees apply to most Access Corrections deposit and payment methods. The exception is mailed Lockbox deposits, which are fee-free.
For prison residents, mail deposits to: Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC PO Box 12486 St. Louis, MO 63132. For the community-based population, send payments to: Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC P&P PO Box 12486 St. Louis, MO 63132.
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