Sending Money to Offenders
The standard methods to send money to offenders are by a Lockbox Deposit Coupon (cashier's check or money order) or by Access Corrections Deposits credit or debit card (MasterCard or Visa) or by calling Access Corrections. Click on a link to the right for more information about each method.
Coupons must be either printed from this site, or obtained from the offender. The offender is responsible for sending coupons to persons wishing to send the offender money.
Money received by offenders may be subject to deductions as authorized by Nevada Revised Statutes.
Due to increased counterfeit activity, funds from ALL money orders and cashier's checks received directly by NDOC will be available to the offender fourteen calendar days from receipt.
Caution: Charges and Responsibility
Individuals who are not previously acquainted with offenders through the Nevada Department of Corrections should be wary of sending offenders money upon request for such items as release, restitution, or other claimed expenses and costs. The Department of Corrections does not have specified schedules for the payment of restitution, and does not require the payment of any fees for any type of release. The Department of Corrections assumes no responsibility for any statement made by an offender who is requesting that funds be sent to them.