The money does not transfer. The inmate will give the staff an address to mail the remaining balance to. The new location most likely has a different system which makes transfer impossible.

Check your MyAccount area - it is located there as well as an email that was auto-sent at the time of sign-up. If you cannot find the email, please check your spam folder as they sometimes land there especially some first time purchases

It's not the most tasty or filling but they feed you three meals. Breakfast is like a combination of 2-3 of these: oatmeal, corn bread, apple, orange, bread slices, grits, jelly; lunch is a sandwich with some bologna-type meat, bag of chips, or hot dogs, chicken patty, tuna, sardines; dinner could be a pice of chicken, spaghetti, chow mein, meatloaf, potatoes or corn, and bread  The posted nutritional value is 2000 calories per day. The problem is most guys come in from

If you wish to visit any time other than the assigned time, you will need to get permission for a "special visit". Send an email to the warden's secretary and ask "what are the procedures for applying for a special visit?"

This will depend on her prior criminal history, the statement by the arresting officers and how the judge views her behavior measuring against her criminal record (if any). If she has no real charges to speak of, she might get a slap on the wrist. The question is was she unable to meet bail, had bail been set... why is she there for three weeks...? that might help us give you better advice. Three weeks before seeing the judge might

No, InmateAid does not replace ICSolutions, they make the calls through ICSolutions less expensive because of the phone number used. Monopoly providers can charge whatever they want as they are not competing for price supremacy. Since the carriers post their rates, InmateAid uses that information and then finds the cheapest phone number to make those calls with.

Unfortunately you cannot. Inmates have privacy rights and unless the inmate tells you, you won't know for sure. We can tell you 100% that there is not a whole lot he can buy that would be of special interest to you. The commissary list has many things you'd find in your local grocery or drug store at slightly higher prices. I will tell you that $100 is a good amount and he's probably buying some tuna, some snacks, maybe some shorts

You will have to get the new number to him through our Letter service or sending it to him with your own mailing

There should not be any information related to your juvenile record. In fact, they are not permitted to have a list of their current or former inmates in juvenile detention.

No personal checks are allowed