Augusta Corrections Center, Va
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How to Visit Augusta Corrections Center (VA)
Video visitation is doable once you handle approval, timing, and ID. Use the guidance below, and double-check the one policy area where instructions conflict.
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How to Send Money to Facility
Looking to add money for phone calls? This facility uses ConnectNetwork for funding prepaid phone options.
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How to Set Up Your First Phone Call with Someone at Augusta Corrections Center (VADOC phone system)
Setting up your first phone call at Augusta Corrections Center comes down to two things: creating your account with the VADOC phone vendor, and getting your number on your loved one's approved call list. Here's how to handle both.
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Visitation
- All inmate visitors (adults and minors) must apply online and be pre-approved by the Central Visitation Unit before attempting to visit.
- General population visiting hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
- Each inmate is provided a minimum of one two-hour visit per seven-day period.
Communication
- All non‑attorney phone calls at Augusta are recorded and monitored.
- Phone calls from inmates at Augusta are limited to 20 minutes.
- Each inmate’s approved call list is limited to a maximum of 15 phone numbers.
Sending Money
- Use JPay to send money to an inmate at Augusta Corrections Center rather than mailing cash, checks, or money orders.
- ConnectNetwork handles pre‑pay phone accounts and deposits to an inmate’s PIN Debit account for this facility; their toll‑free number is 1‑800‑483‑8314.
- Do not send postage stamps or nude/semi‑nude images through inmate mail; money must go through the approved vendor.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
Visiting at Augusta Corrections Center starts with approval. Every visitor (adults and minors alike) must apply online and be pre-approved by the Central Visitation Unit before attempting an in-person or video visit. General population in-person visiting hours are listed as 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., and each inmate gets a minimum of one two-hour visit per seven-day period. Video visitation is limited to five people total, including children. Minors must be accompanied by an adult who is their parent or legal guardian. Arrive with a valid government photo ID, follow the facility's dress and conduct rules, and schedule within the allowed booking window. Breaking video-visit rules can lead to a six-month suspension, and serious or repeated violations may result in a permanent ban.
Read full guideCommunication
Augusta Corrections Center uses the VADOC phone system operated by ConnectNetwork/Global Tel*Link. Expect all non-attorney calls to be recorded and monitored. Each call is limited to 20 minutes, which helps keep phone access available to everyone. Inmates can maintain an approved call list with up to 15 numbers. To pay for calls, you can set up a pre-pay account or add funds to the inmate's PIN Debit Account through ConnectNetwork. The vendor handles billing and technical support. If you're looking to use video or other vendor services, confirm which communication options Augusta supports first, then create and verify your vendor account before attempting remote visits or messaging.
Read full guideSending Money
Augusta Corrections Center uses third-party vendors for most money-related deposits. JPay handles funds sent directly to inmates, while ConnectNetwork covers pre-pay phone accounts and PIN Debit deposits (toll-free 1-800-483-8314). Do not mail money orders, cash, or personal checks to the facility. Instead, follow the vendor's deposit steps and enter the inmate's exact name and ID as the facility lists them to avoid delays. Fees, deposit methods, and posting times vary by vendor and account type, so make sure you're using the correct portal for what you're funding. If your deposit doesn't post, contact the vendor first. If that doesn't resolve it, reach out to the facility's finance or commissary channel.
Read full guideCommon Questions
Showing 6 of 10How do I get approved to visit someone at Augusta Corrections Center (VA)?
Submit the visitor application online to the Central Visitation Unit and wait for pre-approval before you try to visit. If you’re applying from out of state, start early since processing can take longer.
VisitationWhat are the in-person visiting hours and visit length at Augusta Corrections Center?
General population visiting hours are listed as 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Each inmate gets a minimum of one two-hour visit per seven-day period. Confirm the schedule before you go, since weekend or holiday details can vary.
VisitationHow many people can join a video visit at Augusta Corrections Center and can minors attend?
Video visits allow up to five people total, including children. Minors can attend, but they must be accompanied by at least one adult who is their parent or legal guardian and is listed on the application.
VisitationWhat happens if someone breaks the video visitation rules?
Breaking video visitation rules can result in a six-month suspension of video visiting privileges. Serious or repeated violations may lead to stronger sanctions, including a permanent ban from video visitation.
VisitationHow long can someone at Augusta Corrections Center talk on the phone?
Phone calls are limited to 20 minutes to help ensure fair access to the phones.
CommunicationHow many numbers can an inmate at Augusta have on their approved call list?
Each inmate can have an approved call list of up to 15 phone numbers.
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Visiting someone at Augusta Corrections Center, Va in Virginia requires pre-approval. Every visitor, adults and minors alike, must apply online through the Central Visitation Unit before scheduling a visit.
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