What ID You Need to Visit Someone at Hidalgo County Adult Detention Facility

Debes tener 17 años o más para visitar Hidalgo County Adult Detention Facility. Cualquier persona menor solo puede visitar durante Children's week - la primera semana completa de cada mes, de viernes a lunes.

Cumplir el requisito de edad por sí solo no basta. También debes estar en la lista de visitas aprobadas del recluso. ¿Aún no estás en ella? Haz que te agreguen antes de hacer el viaje.

Accepted IDs

• ✓ State driver license issued by the State Department of Public Safety (DPS)
• ✓ Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS
• ✓ Texas personal identification card issued by DPS
• ✓ Texas license to carry a handgun issued by DPS
• ✓ United States military identification card containing the person’s photograph
• ✓ United States citizenship certificate containing the person’s photograph
• ✓ United States passport
• ✓ Any Foreign Government issued ID

Got an expired photo ID? If you're 17 or older, you can still visit - just bring the expired ID along with one additional document: a valid voter registration certificate or a utility bill showing your name and address. Bring originals so staff can verify them at check-in.

1. Pick one accepted photo ID - If you’re 17 or older, bring a valid photo ID from the facility’s accepted list.
2. If your ID is expired, pack a backup document - Bring your expired photo ID plus either a valid voter registration certificate or a utility bill in your name with your address.
3. Have everything ready at check-in - Keep your ID (and any backup document) easy to reach so you can hand it to staff for verification.