How to send messages, photos, and packages
Weld County Jail uses ConnectNetwork for both phone and video communication. To receive phone calls from an inmate, create and fund an AdvancePay account through ConnectNetwork. For video visitation, register and fund a Video Visit account before scheduling (or during the scheduling process, depending on the setup). If you're asked to be Telmate Verified, that means identity verification is required—you can complete it either before or after creating your account. For scheduling steps, available features, and adding funds, follow the facility and vendor instructions. GettingOut services listed for this facility are intended for users 18 and older.
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Create and fund an AdvancePay account with ConnectNetwork. Once it’s funded, you can receive phone calls from inmates.
Register and fund a Video Visit account with ConnectNetwork, then follow the facility’s scheduling and approval steps for visitor access.
It means the facility requires identity verification before accepting inmates’ calls. You can complete Telmate Verified either before or after you create your account.
Video visits at Weld County Jail trip people up because scheduling and the actual call happen on two different systems. Once you know which site does what—and who starts the session—the whole process gets a lot easier.
Video visiting at Weld County Jail uses two separate systems: one for scheduling, another for the actual video call. Once you understand that split, everything else clicks into place.
Want to receive phone calls from someone at Weld County Jail? You'll need to set up and fund an AdvancePay account through ConnectNetwork. Here's how to do it—and what to try if something goes wrong.
