How do you send pictures on Corrlinks?

To send a photo, log in to your account and select the “Photos” option from the menu. From here you can select the inmate, prisoner or detainee to send the photo and select an image file from your computer (or camera roll on most mobile devices). Most standard image formats such as GIF and JPG are accepted.

Can you send an inmate a picture of himself?

Sending Photos to Inmates You cannot send polaroids to inmates whatever facility they are in. Another important rule is that prisoners may not be sent photos of themselves, even as a part of a family picture. This is forbidden because another inmate might acquire that photo and use it for illegal purposes.

How does Corrlinks work for inmates?

TRULINCS is a fee-based system that inmates must pay for in order to send or receive email. Unlike commercial sites which allow correspondents to send an email which is then printed and mailed to an inmate, this service provides direct email access to federal inmates.

Can you send email to an inmate on Corrlinks?

With your account you can add inmates with whom you wish to communicate. CorrLinks request their customers to be careful with their messages as institutions house has the final authority for the delivery of messages after reviewing it. CorrLinks users love our new $20 monthly unlimited plan.

Do you have to pay to use Corrlinks?

The company operates the Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS) which allows friends and families to use the system and subscribe to the CorrLinks service, being a fee-based system inmates need to pay in order to send or receive mail.

Can a prison monitor your Corrlinks text messages?

If desired, the institution may monitor any or all messages for any or all inmates. CorrLinks staff does not monitor your messages but may need to assist the institution in such monitoring from time to time. 10. I have forgotten my login and/or password. Can you reset it?

How does Corrlinks work for the federal government?

CorrLinks is a private company that operates the Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS). This system allows federal inmates to send and receive email messages. It does not provide unrestricted access of the internet to inmates.