No, the inmate's privacy is protected.

Northwest Joint Regional Correctional Facility (J.R.C.F) Box 339500 - Mail Stop 14 Fort Lewis, WA 98433

Yes, they accept all forms of credit and debit cards

All inmates have a trust account where funds may be deposited from their job wages within the institution. It is also where friends and family may add funds as well. All inmates may make purchases from the commissary once a week, even those in the SHU. If the inmate's status is in adminstrative or disciplinary segregation, the commissary shopping list is abbreviated.

yes, the last name of the person making the deposit

GovPayNOW.com. Call the jail 810-648-8338 and ask for your inmate's ID number

he will get a receipt from his counselor

Most facilities have an arrangement with a company that handles online or over-the-phone money transfers for inmates. MOst will allow you to send a money order into the prison for the benefit of your inamte. None of them do it the same way so you will have to call that correctional facility to find out who they use, if any. If you let us know we will try our best to find out for you.

Western Union only has about 25% coverage nationwide - there are a lot of facilities that they do not cover. You should contact your inmate's facility and see if they have an online option for you unless you want to go the old fashioned way, and send a money order through the mail.

Once an inmate is released, any funds that are on their books are distributed back to that person. Some facilities give the inmate their funds on a "prepaid" Visa card that is loaded with the amount they are due.