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Idaho prison mail & photo rules checker
Tick what you plan to send and see IDOC (Idaho)'s official rules for it before it gets rejected. Pick a prison for its mailing address.
All official mail rules we have for Idaho
- Address: the person's last name and IDOC number; facility and unit; the facility PO Box (ISCC PO Box 70010, ISCI PO Box 14, SICI and MVTC PO Box 8509, IMSI and SBWCC PO Box 51); Boise, ID 83707. PWCC, ICIO, NICI and SAWC use the address on their own facility page. (official source) (opens in new tab)
- Letters and photos only: no packages, Polaroids, stamps or stationery. Books must come from the publisher or an IDOC-approved vendor (Amazon is not approved). (official source) (opens in new tab)
- The residents in our prisons may receive letters (no packages) and photos (no Polaroids or nudity) from family/friends. (official source) (opens in new tab)
- Incarcerated individuals with funds must purchase envelopes and postage from commissary; no stamps or stationery will be accepted. (official source) (opens in new tab)
- You cannot send publications directly to a resident. (official source) (opens in new tab)
- They must come with a receipt or invoice and be sent directly to the resident from the publication's publisher or an IDOC-approved vendor. (official source) (opens in new tab)
- New and used books are allowed but must be softcover and no larger than 11 inches long, 8 1/2 inches wide, and 3 inches thick. (official source) (opens in new tab)
Write the person's name and ID number only on the envelope; this page never asks for them. Rules change and can differ by prison; the prison's posted rules win. Not legal advice. No sponsors or affiliate links. Last checked .
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