Can you send an inmate a picture of himself?

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 many pictures can you send a federal inmate?

No more than one (1) photograph album is allowed and twenty-five (25) single photos. Two (2) photographs may be placed in a clear plastic picture frame without glass no larger than 8″ x 10″ and displayed on top of a locker or desk. Inmates may not retain Polaroid photographs.

What pictures can you send to prison?

Photos should be no larger than 4″x6″ Always print the inmates name and ID number on the back of the photo in pen (this helps the mail room staff) Photos should never contain nudity, sexually suggestive material. Hand gestures and tattoos are often not allowed because it may have gang implications.

How do I send pictures to an inmate for free prints?

Just open the FreePrints app and select the photos you want to print from your phone or from Facebook or Instagram. Then select the quantities and you’re done! Your free photo prints are printed exclusively on Kodak or Fujifilm paper and are delivered to your doorstep in just days.

Can you send pictures on email a prisoner?

Email a Prisoner is currently active in the following Prisons. Some Prisons also allow your recipients to reply to your messages, or to send photo attachments with your messages.

Can federal inmates receive pictures?

An inmate in federal prison is “not permitted to receive a personal photograph where the subject is nude, displays genitalia or female breasts, or when the photo depicts sexual suggestive acts.” However, regular pics of family and friends are not only allowed, but encouraged.

How does free prints work for inmates?

Just open the FreePrints app and select the photos you want to print from your phone or from Facebook or Instagram. Then select the quantities and you’re done! Your free photo prints are printed exclusively on Kodak or Fujifilm paper and are delivered to your doorstep in just days. Photos help an inmate in many ways.