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Sending money to someone in an Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) facility is straightforward once you know your options. Here are three ways to do it—two electronic methods and the JPay money order lockbox process.
Want to keep phone costs down? Start by understanding how calls get paid. With ICSolutions, there are two funding paths—and which one's cheaper depends on how you're set up.
Dress-code problems are one of the most preventable reasons visits get denied. Follow the rules below, and you'll have the best shot at clearing check-in without delays—or getting turned away at the door.
If you send a letter to someone at Statesville, they won't get the physical paper. Most non-privileged mail is scanned and delivered to their tablet as a PDF image instead.
Mail rules can get confusing fast—especially when you're trying to reach a loved one. Here's how Statesville handles incoming mail, what won't be accepted, and how to request a Mail Stop or Phone Restriction.
