How to Get Approved to Visit Someone at Avon Park Prison
Getting approved to visit at Avon Park Prison starts with the Florida DOC visitation application (DC6-111A). Fill it out completely and send it to the right place, and you'll avoid the most common delays and denials.
Anyone 12 or older who wants to visit must complete the visitation application form. Florida DOC treats everyone 12+ as an applicant - so don't assume a teen can tag along without their own paperwork.
Each visitor needs their own application. Don't combine people onto one form, and don't send multiple versions for the same person - one complete, accurate application per visitor.
Fill out the DC6-111A carefully. Leaving blanks can get your application denied, and so can false or misleading information. If something doesn't apply to you, don't just skip it - handle it properly so the form doesn't look incomplete.
- ✓ Sign the form in the space provided.
- ✓ Write “NA” (not applicable) anywhere a question doesn’t apply to you, instead of leaving it blank.
Submit your completed application by email or U.S. Mail. Send it directly to Avon Park Prison - the facility where your loved one is housed, not a central office or different location.
Reminder: Send your application to the institution where you're requesting to visit, not a general DOC address.
Don't try to visit until you've been approved. Wait for the inmate to notify you that your application went through - showing up early means a wasted trip.
Quick Tips
- ✓ Submit only one application per person - don’t send duplicates.
- ✓ Don’t leave blanks; use “NA” for anything that doesn’t apply.
- ✓ Make sure the form is signed, or it won’t be processed.
- ✓ Double-check your answers for accuracy - false or misleading information can lead to denial.
- ✓ Submit the completed form by e-mail or U.S. Mail to the institution where you’re requesting to visit (Avon Park Prison).
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