How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Wood County Jail accepts inmate account deposits through JailATM. To send money, set up a JailATM account and provide the sender's Social Security Number. Visa and MasterCard are accepted, but prepaid cards aren't supported. Deposits are limited to $300.00 per resident per calendar week (Sunday–Saturday), though facility limits can vary—check with the jail for any local adjustments. Most deposits arrive within 24–48 hours of processing. If funds still don't show up after that window, contact the facility so they can investigate. JailATM transactions and commissary sales are generally final, so double-check the recipient and payment details before submitting.
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Sending money through JailATM is straightforward once you have the right details handy. Follow the steps below to find the correct resident at Wood County Jail and complete your deposit without hitting any snags.
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Send funds through JailATM; it requires the sender’s Social Security Number and accepts Visa or MasterCard (no prepaid cards). Deposits are capped at $300 per resident per calendar week and usually post within 24–48 hours of processing. If it’s still missing after that, contact the facility to investigate.
Refunds generally aren't available—JailATM transactions and commissary sales are final. If you believe there was an error, contact the facility so staff can review the transaction.
JailATM accepts Visa and MasterCard for deposits, but it does not support prepaid cards. Don’t send cash or personal checks to the facility—follow JailATM or facility instructions for approved payment types.
Visiting someone in jail takes some planning, especially the first time. At Wood County Jail, the key thing to know: in-person visits must be scheduled by phone, and there's a firm deadline.
Your first visit goes smoother when you know the schedule, the sign-up deadline, and what could get you turned away. Here's how in-person visitation works at Wood County Jail—and how to reserve your spot.
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