How to Send Money to USP YAZOO CITY (MS)

If you're sending money so your loved one can use BOP e-mail (TRULINCS), here's useful context: TRULINCS is funded entirely by the Inmate Trust Fund, not taxpayer dollars. The money inmates spend on commissary purchases and certain service fees supports systems like TRULINCS.

For MoneyGram transfers, the "account number" format is critical. Use the inmate's eight-digit register number with no spaces or dashes, followed immediately by their last name. So it looks like this: 12345678DOE. Enter it any other way and the transfer could be rejected or applied to the wrong account.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Use MoneyGram with the inmate “account number” entered as: 8-digit register number + last name, with no spaces or dashes (example: 12345678DOE).
• ✓ Double-check spelling and numbers before you submit the transfer, since formatting errors can lead to delays or misapplied funds.

• ✓ If you’re sending money so your loved one can message through TRULINCS, remember that TRULINCS is funded through the Inmate Trust Fund (not taxpayer dollars).
• ✓ Plan on the inmate using their trust funds for paid services tied to TRULINCS use.

Before you hit "send" on a MoneyGram transfer, double-check that the account number format is still the eight-digit register number followed immediately by the last name (like 12345678DOE). Requirements can change, and the wrong format will slow things down.

TRULINCS e-mail is funded by the Inmate Trust Fund, but that alone doesn't tell you what each message costs, how balances are deducted, or what approvals are needed for an inmate and their contacts. If you're sending money specifically so they can email more often, verify current TRULINCS fees and any account setup steps through official channels.