The maximum deposit amount permitted varies by provider. Check the provider websites or call the providers for details. Links to these websites are given when you look up an inmate and click the Send Money button on the Inmate Details screen. No. The three locations are: Rikers Island Central Cashier Office (at Visitors Center), Vernon C.

Depositing money into an inmate's account - commonly called the "commissary account" - can easily be accomplished by using the funds transfer services of approved providers. These companies offer several convenient payment methods: Internet, telephone, agent, or kiosk. A list of the provider's payment methods and links to the provider websites are given when you look up an inmate and click the Send Money button on the Inmate Details screen.

Most inmate information is updated within 15 minutes of data entry into NYC's jail management system, although there could be as much as a 4-hour delay in some cases.

A list of permissible items, along with directions on how to drop off packages, can be found on the DOC website.

For individual inmates, the information provided is the publicly available data from NYC's jail management system. An inmate's information is available during incarceration and up to 30 days after release.

Send mail to the inmate with the Book & Case Number displayed prominently next to the inmate's name. Inmate mail is sent "care of" (c/o) the facility as shown in the example below.

Information contained in this system is presumed accurate at the time it is received from the NYC's jail management system. However, the New York City Department of Correction makes no warranties or guarantees, expressed or implied, as to the actual accuracy of the information supplied via the New York City Inmate Lookup Service.

You can use funds transfer services offered by approved providers identified on this Inmate Lookup website. To find out about different payment methods - Internet, telephone, agent, or kiosk - and to link to these provider websites, simply locate the inmate, and then click the Send Money button shown on the Inmate Details screen. The fees charged vary with each provider and the Department of Correction receives no funds. Complete bail-posting directions can be found on the DOC website.

There is no limit on the amount that may be contributed; however no interest is paid on amounts exceeding $10,000.00. If you are depositing by allotment it will not stop automatically when the balance reaches $10,000.00. You must monitor the balance and request the allotment be stopped.

If you take the tracking # (sent to you by e-mail when the package was processed) and enter it on the tracking page at www.acnevention.com/ups_track.htm or www.UPS.com, you will be able to see where it is in transit and when the expected delivery date is. In some cases, you may also need to input the shipping zip code as well. If you have any questions or problems with tracking your package, please contact customer service at customerservice@ DAKPharmaceuticals.com.

If you have any other questions about Direct Deposit, call one of the UI information/assistance telephone numbers.

We will try to return your deposit as soon as possible. Under some circumstances however it maybe later, because the cost of fuel and light utilities will need to be paid. Water charges are paid every 2 months, so deposits will be returned within 1 month to 2 months.

The Inmate Lookup Service includes inmate data going back to September 2005. Inmate information for incarcerations that occurred prior to that time is not available on ILS. Due to this limitation (and others) ILS data should not be relied upon for any type of legal action. Contact NYC Department of Correction Legal Division for additional details. (See Usage Policy.)