How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending court-ordered or restitution money for someone at Southeastern Correctional Complex? Mail it with the department's Court-Ordered deposit form to the FL Court Ordered Payment PO Box in Bradenton, Florida. Use a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft—there's no fee with these methods. Don't send cash, business or employer checks, or payments through online bill-pay services; those aren't accepted for court-ordered deposits. Double-check the offender's full name and DC# on every document to avoid rejection. The department isn't responsible for payments lost in transit, so consider mailing with tracking. For questions, call the department help line for court-ordered payments.
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To add money to an inmate's account at Southeastern Correctional Complex, you'll need to send funds to the appropriate Service Center using one of three accepted payment types: a U.S. Postal money order, a cashier's check, or a certified bank draft. Stick to these options. Anything else can get refused and delay the whole process.
Mail the payment with the Court-Ordered deposit form to the FL Court Ordered Payment PO Box in Bradenton, Florida. Use a money order, cashier’s check, or certified bank draft, and make sure the offender’s name and DC# are correct. Don’t send cash, business/employer checks, or online bill-pay payments for these deposits.
No. There’s no fee when you send court-ordered payments by money order, cashier’s check, or certified bank draft with the deposit form.
First, confirm the offender’s name and DC# were entered correctly, since errors can cause a rejection. Keep in mind the department isn’t responsible for payments lost in the mail or in transit. For questions or complaints about the Court-Ordered deposit form, call (855) 836-3364.
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