Send Photos & Mail at Utah State Corrections Facility

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

To set up video visiting, email a close-up photo of your government-issued ID to cucfvisiting@utah.gov. Include all required inmate and visitor details—incomplete submissions won't be reviewed. Schedule at least 48 hours in advance, and expect a background check before approval. Once cleared, the video visiting vendor emails your username and password so you can log in and book sessions. Attorneys sending privileged legal mail need to register through Pigeonly's privileged-mail process and create a one-time-use QR code sticker for mail sent directly to the facility. For phone or kiosk messaging, check the vendor portals or facility page for current details.

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Quick Facts

  • Visitors must email a photo of a government-issued photo ID to cucfvisiting@utah.gov for video visiting verification.
  • The photo ID must be a close-up image of the entire ID and must include required inmate and visitor details; applications lacking this information will not be reviewed.
  • The Department requires visitors to provide at least 48 hours' notice to schedule a video visit.
  • Usernames and passwords for the video visiting program are issued by email after the visitor passes the background check.
  • Attorneys must register via the Pigeonly privileged-mail link and create a one-time QR code sticker for privileged legal mail sent to the facility.

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How to Send Mail to Someone at Utah State Correctional Facility (2026 Rules)

As of January 5, 2026, Utah changed how personal (non-legal) mail works. You no longer send letters directly to the facility—instead, mail goes to the Utah State Correctional Facility PO Box for scanning before delivery. Follow the address format and paper rules below, and you'll avoid the most common rejection reasons.

Common Questions

How do I sign up for video visits at Central Utah Corrections Facility?

Email a clear, close-up photo of your government-issued ID to cucfvisiting@utah.gov along with the required inmate and visitor details. Schedule at least 48 hours ahead and complete any required background check. Your username and password arrive by email after approval.

What kind of ID do I need to send to verify my video visit?

A government-issued photo ID. Make sure it's a close-up showing the entire ID—unclear or incomplete images can hold up your request.

How do attorneys send privileged legal mail to inmates at CUCF?

Attorneys must register using the Pigeonly privileged-mail link and create a one-time-use QR code sticker. Affix the QR sticker to privileged legal mail sent directly to the facility.

Where should I send personal mail for an inmate at Central Utah Corrections Facility?

Personal (non-legal) mail must be sent to the designated USCF or CUCF PO Box addresses processed by UDC mail centers starting January 5, 2026.

Can I include photographs in a letter to an inmate at Central Utah Corrections Facility?

No. Photographs must be sent through the approved third-party vendors Pelipost, Ameelio, or Flikshop, not enclosed in direct mail.

What happens if my letter to an inmate exceeds the page limit?

It gets denied and returned to you with a slip explaining why.

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