How to Send Money to USP POLLOCK (LA)

MoneyGram works for sending funds to people in federal custody. Its corrections bill-pay option includes the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a supported biller. If you're sending money to someone at USP Pollock, the key is entering every required field exactly the way the Bureau of Prisons expects it.

1. Enter the beneficiary name: Use the inmate’s full committed name.
2. Enter the account number: Type the inmate’s 8-digit register number followed immediately by the inmate’s last name, with no spaces or dashes (example format: 12345678DOE).

1. Set the Company Name: Enter “Federal Bureau of Prisons.”
2. Set the City and State: Enter “Washington, DC.”

1. Enter the Receive Code: Use Receive Code 7932 when completing the MoneyGram ExpressPayment transaction.

When you use MoneyGram's corrections bill-pay option, you're paying the Federal Bureau of Prisons as the biller. The inmate's information routes the funds to the correct trust account. That's why the beneficiary name, account number format, company name, city/state, and receive code all need to match exactly.

What to Verify

• ✓ The inmate’s full committed name is spelled exactly right for the beneficiary field
• ✓ You have the correct 8-digit register number
• ✓ The account number is formatted as: 8-digit register number + last name, with no spaces or dashes
• ✓ Company Name is entered as “Federal Bureau of Prisons”
• ✓ City/State is entered as “Washington, DC”
• ✓ Receive Code 7932 is used for the MoneyGram ExpressPayment transaction
• ✓ MoneyGram still lists the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a supported corrections biller for inmate payments

Before you send, confirm any limits, fees, and expected posting times directly with MoneyGram. Those details can change based on how you pay and where you submit the payment. If you're unsure about the inmate's committed name or register number, verify that information first. Incorrect details can cause delays or misapplied payments.