No, you will have to put money on his commissary account. The inmate may buy stamps there.

Please call Access Securepak directly at 855-768-0785 you can order once a quarter.

He has to contact the business office of the facility. Simply call there and ask politely what the procedure is to get the remaining balance left in their commissary account.

In most facilities, tehre are no limits to the money in an inmate trust account. There is a limit on what the inmate is allowed to spend. The limit about $350 per month depending on the system they are in. If an inmate owes restitution in his case, any money deposited in their trust account is fair game for the Court to take a percentage until the debt is settled.

The inmates are allowed commissary once a week. The larger ticket items like TVs take up a huge percentage of the monthly spending allowed, so they have six month periods where the inmate can "overspend" to get these more expensive purchases and still get regular commissary.

We are not 100% sure about the level this tablet pilot program is. We know that it's experimental but not available everywhere. There is no video visitation that we know of in federal. The email program is called Corrlinks, it is available at all institution in the BOP. It is a "closed email environment", where the email are on a 2-3 hour delay as they are screened for content.

Once per week. SHU inmates have an abbreviated commissary list and a lower spending limit.

NO. Cigarettes are forbidden. You should place money in her commissary account and she will be able to buy what she wants from the items that the prison has deemed acceptable.

Some places allow TVs and even , but they must be bought at the commissary. They are pricey but if you are able to help we recommend sending about $200 into the inmate's commissary account.

There are several different companies that offer varieties of inmate care packages. Ordering will depend on where they are (allowed or not) and how much you want to spend. It is not available in all places - but all places offer commissary - the easy route is just add money to their inmate trust account.