5 Ways to Send Money to an Inmate at Ware County Jail

Before sending money to someone at Ware County Jail, confirm you're on their approved visitor list. This step isn't optional - approval is required regardless of which payment method you use. Check first to avoid rejected transactions.

JPay is one of the fastest ways to send money online, but there's a transaction fee to consider. For transfers between $0.01 and $20.00, JPay charges $3.50 per transaction. That fee hits harder on smaller amounts, so plan your deposits accordingly.

1. Get the inmate’s ID number - JPay deposits are made by entering the Inmate ID, so have that ready before you start.
2. Send the deposit online with a card - If you already have a JPay account, you can submit the payment online using a credit or debit card.
3. Use the JPay mobile app if that’s easier - You can download the JPay mobile app and send money anytime, which is helpful if you’re handling this on your phone.

Money Order Voucher

• ✓ Create a free money order voucher
• ✓ Print the voucher
• ✓ Mail it in to the facility

Going the mail-in route? Build in extra time. Allow up to two weeks for delivery and processing before funds appear in the account.

Need the money to post quickly? JPay online deposits are your best bet - though they come with fees ($3.50 for amounts between $0.01–$20.00). Want to skip the fees? The printed money order voucher costs nothing, but expect up to two weeks for mail and processing. Whichever method you choose, start by confirming you're on the inmate's approved visitor list. Nothing goes through without that.

• ✓ If timing matters, use JPay online and expect a fee (for $0.01–$20.00, the fee is $3.50 per transaction)
• ✓ If you’re fee-sensitive and can wait, use the free money order voucher and plan for up to two weeks for mail and processing