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  1. How to address the envelope. The envelope should have the inmate's name in the centre of the envelope. Below the name you should write: C/O "name of the institution". Then provide the institution's address. For example: John Doe. C/O Mission Institution. 33737 Dewdney Trunk Road. PO Box 50.

    • Prisoners receive a limited amount of free supplies to send letters. On admission, prisoners receive paper to send one letter at no cost. After that, prisoners receive paper to send two letters weekly at no cost.
    • Prisoners have no limit on the number of letters they can receive, but they can only keep so many in their cells. If a prisoner has accumulated too much paper in their cell, then they may need to store some in their property.
    • Certain items cannot be mailed to prisoners, including large packages, books, magazines, stickers, food, and Polaroids. Senders need to also be careful about sending letters saturated with perfume or other odours, or letters that have lipstick kisses or other biohazards on them.
    • Outgoing and incoming mail is monitored. Staff will refuse to send letters if the prisoner is not allowed to contact the recipient (e.g. if there is a court order barring contact).
  2. Jan 24, 2007 · Zosja. I receive a letter four days after he mailed it - and I'm overseas :) It takes at least six days for him to receive my letter, but that depends how fast the people at the mailroom are working :) Top. January 25, 2007 - 12:42am.

  3. Dec 23, 2022 · Prison mail is processed in the same manner as ordinary mail. Within one to three days, the mail provider you use will deliver it to the correctional facility. The amount of time it takes will be determined by the sender’s and prison’s locations. The prison’s security protocol may cause a delay in the process.

  4. If an inmate sends mail to you on Monday, you would receive it on Wednesday. I live in WV and send mail to an inmate also in WV. For us it takes about 4 days for me to receive mail from the prison, and about a week or so for my friend to get mail in prison. Occassionally it can take longer for them to receive it if it's a holiday or some other ...

  5. Mail sent to prisons is handled the same way as any other mail. The mail service you use will deliver it to the correctional facility within one to three days. How long it takes will also depend on the sender’s and prison’s locations. What may delay the process is the prison’s security protocol.

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  7. Visiting and communicating with an inmate. Family and friends are encouraged to maintain contact with inmates throughout their sentence. This can be done through visits, phone calls, and letters. Find information on: institutions. visiting an inmate. phone calls with an inmate. writing to an inmate.

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