How to Send Money to an Inmate at Ware County Jail: Requirements and JPay Fees
Sending money is usually straightforward once you clear one big hurdle: you have to be approved first. Here's what that means at Ware County Jail, what JPay's internet-transfer fees look like, and where to get help if something goes wrong.
Before sending money to someone at Ware County Jail, make sure you're on their approved visitor list. Georgia's rule is straightforward: if you aren't approved to visit that person, you can't send them funds through any payment method. Not sure if you're approved? Confirm that first - otherwise your deposit may not go through.
- ✓ Ask the inmate (if you can) whether you’re already on their approved visitor list
- ✓ Call the facility to confirm your approval status
- ✓ Have the inmate’s identifying information ready when you check (for example, their name and ID number, if you know it)
- ✓ Don’t send money until you’ve confirmed you’re approved
Sending money online through JPay means paying a per-transaction fee based on the amount. Here's one tier worth knowing: an internet funds transfer of $0.01–$20.00 carries a $3.50 fee. That fee hits every time you submit a transfer, so multiple small deposits add up fast.
Fee heads-up: For JPay internet transfers, sending $0.01–$20.00 comes with a $3.50 fee per transaction.
JPay isn't the only way to send money, and fees vary by method. Having trouble completing a deposit? Don't guess - phone support is available. You can call and speak with a live agent 24/7.
Need help right now? You can call to speak with a live agent who’s available 24/7 to help you send money.
- Confirm you’re on the approved visitor list - You must be on the inmate’s approved visitor list before you can send money by any method.
- Pick the amount you want to send - Decide how much your loved one needs before you start the transfer.
- Check the JPay fee for that amount - For example, JPay internet transfers of $0.01–$20.00 include a $3.50 per-transaction fee.
- Complete the transfer - Submit the payment using your chosen method once you’re sure you’re eligible and comfortable with the fee.
- Save your transaction proof - Keep the confirmation or receipt so you can reference it if there’s a delay or an error.
- Call for live help if something doesn’t work - A live agent is available 24/7 to walk you through sending money.
- ✓ I’m confirmed on the inmate’s approved visitor list
- ✓ I know the transfer amount I’m sending
- ✓ I’ve checked the per-transaction fee (example: $0.01–$20.00 costs $3.50 via JPay internet transfer)
- ✓ I saved the receipt/confirmation after submitting
- ✓ I’m ready to call 24/7 live agent support if there’s a problem
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