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Will my inmate receive letters sent through InmateAid

How will I know if my husband that is in the Lehigh County Prison in Pa well receive my letter through here and are they permitted to do so?

Yes, your husband at Lehigh County Jail is allowed to receive mail, and letters sent through InmateAid are designed to meet facility requirements.
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✓ Verified answer November 09,2014 · General Prison Questions-Terminology
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Yes, your husband at Lehigh County Jail is allowed to receive mail, and letters sent through InmateAid are designed to meet facility requirements.

How it works:

  • Your letter is printed and mailed via USPS
  • It arrives at the facility just like regular mail
  • Mailroom staff inspect it for contraband before delivery

How you will know:

  • You will see confirmation in your account when the letter is mailed out
  • Delivery inside the facility depends on their mailroom process, which can take a few extra days

About acceptance:

  • InmateAid follows standard mail rules used by most prisons and jails
  • No extra inserts or prohibited materials are included
  • Photos are printed on proper photo paper, which helps avoid rejection

What to expect:

  • 1–3 days to reach the facility
  • A few more days for inspection and delivery to your husband

There is always a small delay once mail arrives at the jail, but in nearly all cases, your letter will be delivered as long as the inmate information and address are correct.

Accepted Answer Date Created: November 09,2014
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About this answer: This response was prepared by InmateAid’s editorial team in consultation with former inmates who have direct experience with the federal correctional system. InmateAid has served families of the incarcerated since 2012. This is general information only — not legal advice. Last reviewed April 2026.