Send Money at Washington Corr. Center For Women, WA

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

Washington Corrections Center for Women (WCCW) accepts three options for depositing money into an incarcerated person's trust account: Securus Debit, Western Union, or mailing a cashier's check or money order. Deposits are subject to mandatory deductions unless the funds are specifically exempted for purposes like postage, education, or qualified medical expenses. If you want a mailed cashier's check or money order applied to a restricted sub-account, clearly mark the sub-account on the instrument (for example: "postage," "medical," "education," or "commissary"). Include the person's full name, six-digit DOC number, the correct facility address, and a USPS-defined return address on the envelope. Don't mail cash or personal checks.

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Quick Facts

  • WCCW accepts Securus Debit, Western Union, or mailed cashier’s checks/money orders to deposit funds into an inmate trust account.
  • Deposited funds are subject to mandatory deductions unless exempted for items such as postage, education, or qualified medical expenses.
  • Cashier’s checks or money orders intended for a restricted sub-account must be marked with that sub-account on the instrument.
  • Envelopes with money orders or cashier’s checks must show the incarcerated person’s full name, six‑digit DOC number, correct facility address, and a USPS return address.

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Common Questions

What ways can I send money to someone at Washington Corrections Center for Women?

WCCW accepts deposits through Securus Debit, Western Union, or by mailing a cashier's check or money order to the facility. Confirm what's available before sending money through other channels.

Will the money I send to an inmate at WCCW be reduced by deductions?

Yes. Deposited funds are subject to mandatory deductions unless they’re designated for exempt purposes such as postage, education, or qualified medical expenses.

How should I mail a money order or cashier’s check to WCCW to ensure it is applied correctly?

If you want funds restricted, mark the money order or cashier’s check with the intended sub-account (for example “commissary,” “postage,” “medical,” or “education”). Address the envelope with the incarcerated person’s full name, six-digit DOC number, the correct facility address, and your USPS-defined return address, and don’t mail cash or personal checks.

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