No they do not, the recipient however pays a fee of $1.49 to retrieve the letter that the inmate sent to you, through InmateAid.

Yes, the inmates are able to write back using our return address. Many of our members like the privacy it affords them in not having to share their address with anyone.

Yes, but there are some restictions. The majority of mail rooms have a size limit. The size InmateAid uses in it's Photo Service is a 4" x 6" glossy with the picture printed to the edge, there are no large white borders to shrink the image. 

All the inmateAID products are prison-approved. The photos in our service are glossy photo stock, 4" x 6" and printed to the edge of the paper. These are not cheesy photo reproductions on cheap, flimsy paper. This is the real deal.

Yes, they are supposed to. Sometimes the mail to medical could be less than everyday if the facility is off the property.

InmateAid will redirect it if it comes back for ANY reason. The facilities do not always forward mail (lazy), they stamp it "return, inmate no longer here". We just fix the inmate's profile and remail it, no charge. If you know of something like this is going to happen, let us know and we'll fix it now and send it again before it comes back to us.

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They can and many do

The mail sent though InmateAid is printed and sent through the US Postal Service. The inmates receive the letters in a couple days at mail call. Mail Call is one of the best times of the day for an inmate. Getting letter with some nice pictures that you can hold on to and keep in your locker. Or magazines at mail call for that matter. Keep connected with your loved one.

InmateAid has been sending postcards, greeting cards, high quality photos and letters for famililes since 2012, without any issue. Some jails will ONLY accept postcards - all jails must accept US Postal Service mail. If you have the correct facility for your inmate, your InmateAid mail will get there, guaranteed.