CorrLinks Electronic Invitation / BOP TRULINCS Authorization Form Instructions: Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP): Resolving TRULINCS / CorrLinks Inmate Email Authorization Delays
“An incarcerated family member added me to their email list in federal prison, but I never received the CorrLinks invitation email. How do I connect?”
Official Procedural Summary & Rules
CorrLinks invitation emails are frequently blocked by spam filters. Obtain the 8-digit invite code directly from the inmate and enter it manually on CorrLinks.com.
Key Statutory Rules & Exceptions
CorrLinks system invitation emails are routinely filtered into spam or promotional folders. • Ask your incarcerated family member for the 8-digit invitation code generated by TRULINCS and register manually at corrlinks.com. • All communications are monitored and retained by the Bureau of Prisons under federal law.
Official Procedural Sequence
Check email spam folder for CorrLinks invitation Obtain 8-digit code from inmate Register account on corrlinks.com
⚠️ Administrative Traps & Rejection Triggers
Attempting to send external attachments, photos, or HTML code (TRULINCS only permits plain-text messages under 13,000 characters).
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Under 28 CFR Part 540 and BOP Program Statement 5265.13, detail TRULINCS email access: (1) The automated email invitation system and common spam/junk folder filtering; (2) The 8-digit identification code provided by the inmate; (3) Manually entering the identification code on corrlinks.com without the email link; (4) Institutional security holds (Special Investigative Services / SIS screening delays); (5) Managing CorrLinks credits and electronic messaging rules.