Due to the Coronavirus, our staff will not be in the office for their safety - please email all communication requests to aid@inmateaid.com. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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The best photos are the sexy ones you know he'll like. You know that they cannot show your private parts or simulated acts, make sure everything is covered so that they are not rejected.
Read moreWe post on the site and in the confirmation email that the mail is sent through the US Postal Service and takes 2-3 business days to reach the facility. The letters and photos are mailed from Miami FL, the postcards, greeting cards are mailed from San Francisco CA and the magazines are mailed directly from the publishers so the delivery times will vary depending on the destination. Also, be mindful that the mail is received at the prison or jail
Read more2-3 days and yes they can respond using our address on your behalf
Read moreYour female inmate is able to receive letters and pictures in Garza. If you would like to use our Service to send them, please let us know and we'll give you a coupon for your first transaction. Email us at aid@inmateaid.com
Read morethey are sent via the USPS and are received in the mailroom before being handed out at "mail call".
Read moreNot advisable. The jails and prisons are cracking down on "hand-made cards" because they have discovered the ingenious ways letter-writers are introducing drugs in the ink. The dried ink, one licked will activate the drug. The feds are onto this and will not allow "homemade cards". InmateAid has a solution, we have postcards and greeting cards that ARE allowed and will get your message across to your inmate.
Read moreThe reply depends on the inmate
Read moreLet us know and we will resend it. They don't always forward the mail, and by resending it we ensure your loved one will definitely get it.
Read more2-3 days, once in the mailroom it's up to the staff to hand it out at mail call, usually the same day it's received.
Read moreNo, there are no lists where female inmates can communicate with male inmates. Any contact or communication attempts between inmates are strictly prohibited. There are, however, services where an inmate can post his name and personal info to prospective pen pals. These are women wishing to write inmates but are not inmates themselves.
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