How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Tift County Law Detention requires one thing first: you must be on the recipient's approved visitor list before using any payment method. For mailing funds, the facility accepts money orders with a free printable voucher—just allow up to two weeks for mail and processing. Online transfers through JPay are faster, with fees of $3.50 for $0.01–$20.00, $5.00 for $20.01–$100.00, and $6.50 for $100.01–$300.00. Other options include lobby kiosks/ATMs. Provide the facility and inmate details exactly as required to avoid delays. If you run into problems, a live agent is available 24/7 to help with deposits and troubleshooting.
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Sending money to someone at Tift County Law Detention is straightforward once you know your options and what they cost. But there's one requirement that trips people up — and it applies no matter how you pay.
To send money to someone at Tift County Law Detention through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) system, you'll need their GDC ID. JPay uses that ID to route your deposit to the right person. Double-check it before submitting—especially your first time.
Yes. You must be on the recipient’s approved visitor list before you can use any payment method to send money to an offender at this facility.
JPay fees are tiered by transfer amount: $3.50 for $0.01–$20.00, $5.00 for $20.01–$100.00, and $6.50 for $100.01–$300.00.
You can print and mail a free money order voucher, but allow up to two weeks for mail and processing time.
Already have a visit scheduled at Tift County Law Detention? You can make changes online—add another person or cancel entirely. Here's how to do both through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visitation tools.
Visiting someone at Tift County Law Detention gets a lot easier once you understand which approval path applies to you and how far ahead you need to submit your request. Here's the step-by-step process under Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visitation rules, including the cutoff deadlines that can make or break a weekend or holiday visit.
Visiting someone at Tift County Law Detention starts with getting approved through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC). Once you understand the difference between approval and scheduling, everything else falls into place.
