How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Allen County Jail (IN) starts with Indiana's electronic visitation application (State Form 14387) through the state visitation portal. After you apply, staff run background and warrant checks. You can only visit once the inmate adds you to their approved visitors list and the facility clears you. Scheduling steps, visiting hours, and whether visits are in-person or by video vary—check the jail's page for current rules before you go. Finish your state portal registration ahead of time, bring an accepted photo ID, and follow any facility-specific requirements. For remote video visits, use a device with working camera and audio. Sign in early to test your connection and make sure you meet the facility's technical requirements.
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Register and complete the electronic visitation application (State Form 14387) through the state visitation portal. Then wait for staff to run background and warrant checks and approve you before you try to schedule a visit.
Visits may be offered by video, but availability and hours vary by facility, so check the jail’s page for the current rules and scheduling. Before a video visit, make sure your device camera and audio work and sign in early to test your connection.
Yes. Staff typically run background and warrant checks on visitation applicants before approving visits.
Looking for safe, short-term shelter for a child in crisis? Understanding what the Allen County Youth Services Center (YSC) actually does—and doesn't do—can save you time and confusion. Here's how this emergency shelter works, who qualifies, and what to expect from the placement process.
Allen County's Youth Services Center (YSC) serves males and females ages 6 to 18 with an IQ of 60 or above. The youth must have been abused or neglected, or be a status offender.
Trying to confirm whether someone is in Allen County Jail? The Allen County Sheriff's Department publishes a public
