Northern Correctional Facility - Prisonfinder.org (2024)

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Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) is in Moundsville, West Virginia. The facility handles intakes, diagnoses and classifies inmates.

The prison can hold up to 253 prisoners. Majority of Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) inmates are only here for a short time.

Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) is operated and maintained by West Virginia Department of Corrections.

How to Find Someone in Northern Correctional Facility

Inmate search for Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) is an easy task now. It is not like the olden days where you would have to find the correct phone number, make multiple phone calls and spend the day trying to locate an inmate serving time in Northern Correctional Facility (NCF).

The West Virginia Department of Corrections is the agency responsible for keeping and maintaining an updated database of all inmates currently serving time in a West Virginia state prison.

Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) is one of West Virginia`s state prison, so it is included in the list. You can go directly to the West Virginia Department of Corrections website to use this offender locator. The database will give you information on inmates such as their inmate release date, when they went to jail, what their conviction is and much more.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Inmates can receive letters in the mail. Their mailing address is as follows:

Inmate Name, ID Number
Northern Correctional Facility (NCF)
112 Northern Regional Correctional Drive, Moundsville, WV, 26041

Keep in mind that you will need to know what building the inmate is in to make sure it gets to them in a timely manner. Also, always have your return address on all mail just in case it gets sent back.

However, you can send the following items with your letter:

• Photos
• Soft Back Books (max limit of 4. Must be from publisher)
• Calendars
• Children’s Drawings
• Blank Greeting Cards
• Legal Paper
• Typing Paper
• Postage Embossed Envelopes (max 40)
• Blank Envelopes
• Stamps (max limit 4)
• Blank Paper

As for packages, all packages will need to be sent using an approved third-party vendor. Inmates are typically only allowed to receive one package every quarter. The max limit is 30 pounds a year.

Sending Money

You can send money to prisoners in Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) three different ways.

Lock Box

This is a free way to send money. When sending money, it can take less time than mailing the money to the prison for it to post. However, it is longer than the EFT option.

EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)

The electronic funds transfer is the only method that will incur a fee. The fee will be dependent on what service you use and how much you are sending at once. A well-known service many people use is JPay.

Mail to Jail

You can mail a personal check, cashier’s check, or a money order directly to the jail. This is completely free. However, all funds will be held for 30 days. You will also need to write your name and address on it along with the prisoner’s name and identification number (CDCR).

Visitation

For visitation, you must first be on the inmates approved visitors list. In order to get on the approved visitors list, you must fill out the form and send it back. This process can take a few weeks as they will be doing a thorough background check.

The Northern Correctional Facility (NCF) will NOT give you a call back with their decision. You will need to keep in contact with the inmate.

Visitation is held on days from schedule.

How Often Can I Visit?

You can visit as often as there are appointments.

Keep in mind that visiting can be canceled without notice. If the prison goes into a lockdown, no visitation will be granted. If the inmate is not in good standing, visitation will not be granted.

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