The U.S. Postal Service accepts most debit cards and Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. USPS® systems are programmed to identify acceptable cards based on the products and services purchased.

Inmates may receive letters via US mail. The amount of letters an inmate can receive is not restricted; however, no packages or boxes will be accepted. Letters MUST have the inmate's name and the sender's name with the return address. All mail received will be opened and inspected by jail staff.

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Fill in the name of the payee. Fill in the recipient and your address; for bills, include an account number; sign it; keep proof of payment.When filling out a money order, you'll need some basic information, such as the recipient's name and your address. Fill out your money order using a black or blue pen and print clearly. Because money orders are prepaid, you'll need to pay for yours upfront. 1. Fill in the payee's name. Put the payee's name on the line labeled "Pay to the order of" or "Pay to. Know how and who you'll pay: Be prepared with cash or a debit card, the name of the payee and the amount you want to send. Go to any Post Office location. Take cash, a debit card, or a traveler's check.

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