Which immigration detention center? The rates depend on the carrier the facility chooses. In most cases we can make their rates substantially cheaper. Send us the name of the facility and your phone number and we will give you an honest estimate.

Yes in most cases. Where that is not an option, an InmateAID number is a land line that can forward to any cell phone anywhere. The inmate dials a land line and it rings on your cell phone. You still pay the carrier for the call, but in cases where our numbers are used, the price of the call from the carrier is reduced by up to 80%.

You might be able to call the facility and ask for a counselor. In most cases, these people are very helpful. However, your inmate already knows his release date. Once they have made it to a work camp, the release date is around the corner.

If the system you are incarcerated in using a "phone bill verification" to approve calls, then it would be in effect throughout their entire system not matter the facility's custody status. If you use our service, the receipt and transfer emails serves that proof.

The Discount Phone Service is not a replacement for the phone service at the jail or prison. Each facility as only one carrier. That carrier can set their rates to whatever they can get away with. We have discovered over the many years of helping the families of inmates that a "different phone number altogether" may make the calls from your inmate cheaper. We provide you the best number for your inmate's location. That number is given to the

You need to contact the Clerk of the Court in the state and county of his arrest. They will have the exact charges. If he is not able to afford an attorney, one will be provided. The timing involved in that process varies depending on the public defender's office. 

Early information on arrests is not readily available on the various inmate locators. This is the reason that we have a third-party firm that requires a small fee for this fresh information. Here is the link to the new ARREST RECORDS  available now.

Your son will need to have a meeting with his counselor to go over the sentencing calculation. This is something only he can take care of. There is an inmate handbook he received at Orientation where it lays out the specific rules and requirements to apply for work release. Unfortunately, there is very little we on the outside can do when it comes to administrative issues inside the prison or jail.

You would need to call the Clerk of the Court in the jurisdiction where he was charged and convicted. When calling, ask for the Judgment and Commitment Order. This would be the document that catalogued the fine and/or punishment that the judge signed into the record. They might not give you the information over the phone so you'd then have to order the printing and mailing of the document (for a nominal handling fee) to your home. 

Your inmate is granted privacy regarding their visitation and telephone list as will as their inmate trust fund account. we would advise you to use your instinct regarding your relationship with this inmate. If you are concerned with who your inmate calls or who is on your inmate's visitation list you will lose control of your own situation. Your inmate is in prison, you are on the outside; if they are seeing or speaking with other women, you need to