The time it takes for a new inmate to gain access to the phone at the Emanuel Probation Detention Center (PDC) in Georgia can vary based on several factors, including the facility's intake procedures, the inmate's classification, and the facility's rules. Here’s a general overview of what to expect: 1. Initial Intake and Orientation Period: Processing Time: When inmates first arrive at Emanuel PDC, they go through an intake and orientation process, which involves assessments, medical evaluations,

When you deposit money into an inmate's account to enable them to make phone calls, the inmate will typically be informed in one of the following ways: 1. Notification via Inmate Account System: Account Balance Updates: In most correctional facilities, inmates have access to kiosks or tablets where they can check their commissary or phone account balance. When you deposit funds, the balance will reflect the updated amount, and your loved one will be able to see

usually a postcard letting them know your number and the times for them to call you

Within the first week of completed orientation 

yes

we can change the forward-to number. please let us know the details and we will make the change immediately... SEND INQUIRY TO: aid@inmateaid.com

the only "sure way" is a postcard or a letter letting them know the specifics

The phone system through InmateAid allows you to "use a local number" inside the United States so that your inmate doesn't have to absorb the high cost of international calls

You cannot call an inmate, the inmate MUST initiate the call. If you want to get the conversation started, send them a postcard with your number on it

Maybe send them a postcard with your number on it