With federal inmates, you can add funds through [Western Union](https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/send-to-inmate.html?src=aff_cj_mt_Inmate+Aid%252C+LLC_6191743_SENDMONEYPAGEBANNER) and fund your inmate's Trulincs account. You will need the inmate's name, federal ID number, and the City Code: FBOP and State Code: DC

If there is a balance on his books when he leaves county jail, there are a couple of things that could happen. The inmate would fill out a form and designate the money to be sent somewhere (either home or to the new location); if the jail has a reciprocal agreement with the state system, they transfer the money. Since we do not know the name of the county jail we are guessing. You should call the county jail and

Yes, absolutely. The institution encourages it, too. Ask the counselor if your inmate has set this up.

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Gracias por su email. Usted puede enviar dinero mediante nuestra pagina web. El dinero puede ser depositado en la cuenta del recluso de dos maneras: 1) Puede mandar un Money Order a Middlesex Jail and House of Correction, 269 Treble Cove Rd., Billerica a la orden de el recluso 2) los fondos pueden ser depositados en el Kiosko que se encuentra en el centro de visita. O ustede puede poner fondos en accesscorrections.com o llamando a 1-866-345-1884. Por favor si

You have to find out the money transfer company they use if you want to expedite the transaction. You can always send a money order too, but that is a slower process. What facility is your inmate in, we'll try to help?

Yes, that is one way if they have the contract with the facility where your inmate is incarcerated. All money transfer solutions have a fee.

It depends on where they are incarcerated. Most facilities have a money transfer solution but you'd have to check with them to see who it is. We have a deal with [Western Union](https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/send-to-inmate.html?src=aff_cj_mt_Inmate+Aid%252C+LLC_6191743_SENDMONEYPAGETEXT) which primarily deals with the federal BOP but they do not cover all of the facilities. You can click the link and check to see if Western Union is a solution for your inmate.

Yes they can. They can go to their counselor and fill out a form that would deduct money from their commissary/trust account and designate whom the recipient is. The facility will then sent that person a check.

In most facilities the money that goes into an inmate's trust account can be designated for commissary and telephone calls. When you are sending money, there are no ways to specify what you want them to spend it on. If you set up a phone account, that money will only be for the phone calls to you.