Sendline: Letters to Inmates

Writing to someone in jail or prison should not be the hard part. Sendline turns your phone into the desk where you write. Type the letter, pick who it goes to, and the app fills in the mailing address the way that facility wants it, checks the letter against that facility's rules, and prints the letter and a matching #10 envelope on your own printer. Fold, stamp, mail. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add the person you write to — name, ID number, and where they are held. 2. Write your letter. Add photos if the facility allows them. 3. Run the checklist. Sendline flags the things mail rooms return letters for. 4. Print the letter and the envelope, both already addressed. WHAT YOU GET • Addresses done right. Federal and state systems are built in, each with its own format for the name, register number, unit and PO box. • Federal inmate locator. Search bop.gov by name or register number and pull the…