Inmates do not have access to the internet, InmateAid is for the folks on the outside who want to correspond or otherwise support someone that is locked up. InmateAid has been around for many years, the inmates already know about the services and are thrilled to get things with the "InmateAid" logo on them. Please email us your request for a discount coupon to try ANY of the services we offer.

The inmate profiles are created by our members. We do not monitor, update or verify the information unless requested to do so. We have made the requested changes to your inmate's location reflected in the screenshot below. To communicate, you can write letters or send photos - you will have to go to your My Account area and click on the Inmate Page and then click "Letters". You will be able to communicate to them through there. InmateAid syncs up the

Most arrest records are not available without paying a small fee for the retrieval.

Mail is considered sacred in a prison, detention center or jail. The facilities do everything can in their power to make communication available to all inmates. You are correct in that a lot of them are forgotten and get no mail at all. It is really great that you are reaching out and making some connections. These inmates need your attention if you have the time. There is a program for indigent inmates at every facility where they supply

There is no such thing as "free" in the prison system

They are a definite benefit if you talk more than 5-6 times a month. We can help in most cases and will let you know if we can't. Please let us know if you would like a coupon for a discount to try out the service.

If you were discharged with probation time (paper), then a violation would trigger a warrant for your arrest issued by the judge who sentenced you originally and sworn out by your probation officer. If you are not on paper, the warrant must pertain to something different than a probation violation.

yes, of course you can send a single postcard. there are no required purchases on InmateAid... just what you need

NO smoking in just about every facility in the United States. Three days!?!?! Three days is a long time, we hope you survive. You might not get to go to commissary for a three day stay but you might put $50 on your books for phone calls.

You daughter violated her probation, she will be designated to the facility of their choosing. They are not considering her family's hardships, nor is she entitled to decide where they are going to hold her. If she didn't want to go back in, she knew what the rules of freedom were. Maybe after these next eleven months she will listen to you and behave herself. She has to change or the next time will be much, much more severe.