How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Vermillion Parish Jail's commissary deposit page displays a full summary: State, Facility, Date, Inmate ID, Name, Gender, and DOB, plus the transaction Amount, Fee, and Total. Louisiana facilities typically handle deposits through vendors like JPAY. You can deposit online, through an app, by phone, at a lobby kiosk, or by mailing a money order. Before sending funds, check the facility page or vendor instructions for required identifiers, site codes, deposit limits, kiosk locations, and mailing addresses. Enter the inmate's state, facility, and inmate ID exactly as requested and follow the form prompts to avoid delays. If mailing a deposit, use a money order only—never send cash.
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Before starting a commissary deposit for Vermillion Parish Jail, gather the inmate's identifying details, know which state and facility to select, and have a phone number and deposit amount ready. This way you can complete the form in one sitting.
The deposit summary includes State, Facility, Date, Inmate ID, Name, Gender, and DOB. It also shows the transaction Amount, Fee, and Total.
No. Mailed deposits generally require a money order, and you should not send cash in the mail.
Choose your deposit method: the vendor's website or app, their phone line, a facility kiosk, or a mailed money order. Enter the inmate's state, facility, and inmate ID exactly as required, then follow the form instructions. Before sending funds, confirm any site codes, limits, processing times, and mailing addresses on the facility page or vendor site.
