The one free call is usually within the first couple hours of detainment. We have heard of situations where they allow a call but it is not free. We do not know what she is being charged with so it'll be difficult to give you an accurate answer on "how long" she'll be there.

We have been sending magazines to inmates for over six years with great success. We are here to help you help your fiance through this tough time. 

Usually within a week of arrival, provided they have gone through the orientation process.

There are no set time period for detainee pick-ups. Depending on the distance the sheriffs must travel to arrange for the transfer, it could be the same date of release OR it could be upto a couple of weeks before they get him. He will get time-served credit for the overlap in time towards the new charge.

Yes, absolutely. Getting time served at a hearing does not always mean immediate release and there are several reasons your boyfriend could still be in Cache County Jail even after a favorable court outcome. The hold from another state This is the most common reason someone remains in custody after receiving time served or a sentence that should result in release. If another state has an active warrant, detainer, or hold on your boyfriend Cache County Jail is

Federal: https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/ State: https://offender.tdcj.texas.gov/OffenderSearch/  

Yes, the correspondence will transfer to where the inmate is housed. In the event that an inmate gets moved and the letter comes back, we will resend it for you at no charge.

The inmate's designation is determined by the Bureau of Prisons in Beaumont TX. No one can influence the determination of the custody level and type facility they place an offender in. There are many possible reasons for Colorado over Texas but no one more probable than bedspace. It could also be that someone else connected to his charge is incarcerated in the prison where he wanted to be. They call that "separatee" which essentially requires the co-defendants be separated. Another

The mail is sent via US Postal Service and is not sent "certified" or "return receipt requested" - i know it's a smart ass answer but if you ask the inmate, they will tell you they received it. If it comes back for some reason, we investigate and re-send it for you at no charge. The imates can and DO use the InmateAid "Letters from Inmates" Service. It provides a level of security and privacy if you want or need

You can get a prepaid visa card at any drug store or target, walmart or grocery. Any of those cards will work with our services