Anson Correctional Facility

In-person visits at Anson Correctional Facility are by appointment only. Call or email the prison to schedule, then call again the day before to confirm visitation is still happening. Before visiting, you'll need a completed visitor application approved by facility staff. You must also be on the incarcerated person's approved visitor list and finish any required forms before booking a time. Offenders are typically allowed one visit per week, lasting up to two hours. Whether you get a contact or non-contact visit depends on the offender's status and facility rules, so confirm the visit type when you schedule.

Communication and visits at Anson Correctional Facility start with scheduling. In-person visits are by appointment only. Call or email the prison to set a time, then call again the day before to confirm your visitation status. Visits can be in person or through video. Video visits are handled through an app and limited to people on the incarcerated person's approved visitors list. For remote services like video, families typically use third-party vendor apps or portals to create an account, manage scheduling, and add funds when needed. Planning a visit? Set up any vendor account early and make sure approvals are in place so you can connect on the scheduled date.

Anson Correctional Facility uses TouchPay for mailed money-order trust deposits. Make the money order payable to TouchPay, include the required deposit slip, and send it to TouchPay Holdings, PO Box 174, Houston, TX 77001-0174. North Carolina facilities commonly offer other deposit options too: online or app payments, phone deposits, walk-in or kiosk payments, and mailed money orders. Check the vendor options before sending funds. At Anson, only visitors approved for the offender can deposit money into that offender's account. Mailed money orders typically post within ten business days, though TouchPay may make funds available sooner. Follow the deposit-form instructions carefully. Use the incarcerated person's exact booked name plus their inmate or account number to avoid delays or returned deposits.