Nevada: pen pal rules and how to send mail
We found no rule in this department's published policies that stops people here from being listed on a pen-pal site. Normal mail rules still apply, and no one may ask pen pals for money.
Personal letters go to the person at their prison's mailing address, with their full name and ID number. The department's pages don't say whether letters are scanned or copied.
Checked against the department's own pages . How we check, and corrections
Pen pal listings
We found no rule in this department's published policies that stops people here from being listed on a pen-pal site. Normal mail rules still apply, and no one may ask pen pals for money.
Sending mail to someone in Nevada
Personal letters go to the person at their prison's mailing address, with their full name and ID number. The department's pages don't say whether letters are scanned or copied.
“Please add your offender’s ID# to everything you mail in to the facility” Department source
“Please add your offender's ID# to everything you mail in to the facility”
Electronic messages: On CorrLinks, you make an account, add the person by name and ID number, and pay per message. One-way only: messages go from family and friends to the person, are printed in the facility mailroom and handed out at mail call. On ViaPath ConnectNetwork Messaging, you make an account, add the person by name and ID number, and pay per message. Step by step for each app. Department page.
Source: Nevada mail page, read 2026-10-07. Rules change; the department's page is the final word.
See also: prison mail rules and your first letter.
Prisons in Nevada (14)
How to write to someone at each one: the mailing format, mail rules and messaging, from the department's own pages.
Find someone in Nevada
Official Nevada inmate locator
We check every profile's name and ID number against this locator within a day of it going live.