How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add funds for an inmate at Van Buren County Jail, use the county's designated vendor for commissary, phone time, and tablet/video services. Van Buren County also provides a vendor phone number for setting up inmate calling accounts and tablet services. Payment options typically include online, phone, or kiosk, but the exact methods and which services your funds cover can vary. Follow the provider's prompts carefully. Before starting, have the inmate's full name and facility or booking ID ready. Enter your billing information exactly as requested. For fingerprinting at the sheriff's office: Live Scan costs $65, wet-ink is $20, and additional wet-ink cards are $10 each. Cash only, exact change required.
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Van Buren County lists a vendor and phone number for setting up inmate calling and tablet/video accounts. To add funds for commissary, phone time, or other deposits, use the payment provider's online, phone, or kiosk options. Have the inmate's full name and facility or booking ID ready, and enter your billing details exactly as prompted.
Live Scan fingerprinting costs $65, wet-ink fingerprinting costs $20, and additional wet-ink cards are $10 each. Fees must be paid in cash, and exact change is required.
You’ll need the inmate’s full name and the facility or booking/ticket number. You should also be ready to enter your billing name, address, and contact information exactly as the payment site requests.
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