How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at ASPC-Red Rock starts with the electronic Application to Visit an Inmate. Complete all fields and attest that your submission is accurate. Adult applicants for in-person, video, or phone privileges must pay a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check fee under Department Order 911. Criminal background checks are conducted on all applicants. Planning to only accept phone calls? You still apply for phone privileges using the regular process, but you skip the $25 fee. Pay the application or background fee electronically using your Application Visitor ID through approved vendors: Keefe, JPay, or GTL (vendor fees may apply). After payment and any required supporting documents are received, allow up to 60 days for processing. The inmate will be notified of the decision.
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If your visitation application for ASPC-Red Rock is taking forever, a few preventable mistakes are usually to blame. Here's how to get it right the first time.
Getting approved to visit at ASPCâRed Rock comes down to timing and follow-through. Submit the electronic application, pay the required fee online, and get your supporting documents in before the deadline.
Want to visit someone at ASPC-Red Rock? Start by submitting the ADCRR
Visiting ASPC-Red Rock requires two things: finding the right visitation calendar for the Red Rock Unit and getting your visitation application approved through ADCRR.
Applying to visit someone? You'll need to pay a one-time $25 background check feeânon-refundableâfor each adult visitor. This applies whether you're setting up in-person visits, phone calls, or video visits.
Red Rock visits start with an online application. Submit it correctly, pay the fee (when required), and send any documents on time. A few minutes of prep now can save you the delays that trip up many first-time visitors.
Applying to visit? That $25 background check fee is realâand how you pay can change your total cost. Here's what you need to know about the fee, how to avoid delays, and why vendor transaction fees might add to your bill.
The fee is $25. This one-time, non-refundable background check fee applies to adult visitors applying for in-person, video, or phone visits. Criminal background checks are conducted on all applicants.
Allow up to 60 days after payment and supporting documentation are received. The inmate is informed of the outcome and responsible for notifying potential visitors.
No. If you will only accept phone calls, you do not have to pay the $25 background check fee, but you still must apply for phone privileges through the regular application process.
If you write to someone at ASPC-Red Rock, the mailing rules are changing. Starting December 15, 2025, most personal mail will be scanned at a central site and delivered digitallyâno more paper letters going directly to the prison.
If you're writing to someone at ASPC-Red Rock, your letter probably won't arrive as the original paper you mailed. Arizona's digital mail system scans regular mail at a central location and delivers it electronically instead.
After December 15, 2025, personal mail for someone at Red Rock Correctional Center no longer goes directly to the prison. Instead, it's sent to a centralized Digital Processing Center for scanning. Packages and publications have their own Arizona address starting January 7, 2026.
