All inmates must go through Orientation before they are allowed to set up their privileges. Visitation, phone calls are a couple of things that have to wait - it is usually not more than a week before they allow privileges.

Usually within 2-3 business days. New inmates are allowed incoming and outgoing mail. The only caveat to this timeline is the possibility that the mail gets delayed once inside the mail room. The staff goes through each piece of mail before they distribute to the inmates

Contact the Clerk of the Court where he was charged. This is where the lawyers go to get their information. There might be a small fee if you want this information in writing.

YES, absolutely! This is exactly how the website is set up to assist you "aid your inmate".

Yes, we call it Letters from Inmates in the Admin section of your My Account area. Our users like the ability to write and inmate and not have to use their own address as the sender. If this is the case, the inmate will write you through us. We receive the letter and scan it into your account. You are notified via email that there is a letter there for your review.

The cells are about the same size. The food is a lot better than county but it's still a little like meals you used to get whne you were in school. Not a whole lot, not very tasty, but it is nourishment and will keep you going.

If he awaiting deportation post sentence, then YES, he will do the imposed sentence and once the time is served, he will be picked up by ICE and sent to their country of origin

No, they can block you from visitation and they can refuse to call you or write but you can add all the money you care to.

Call the facility and ask to speak to a counselor. Or, ask YOUR inmate, they definitely know their out date

There is not much you can do except "ride or die". You have to keep yourself busy. You can stay comnnected through phone calls, letters, send sexy pictures, visit as often as you can. We hope his sentence isn't too long and that you guys can reunite soon