How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Before planning a visit to Beauguard Parish, confirm that you're on the incarcerated person's approved visitors list. Facilities often require prior approval and may not confirm list status by phone. The incarcerated person provides a visitor application, and you'll need to complete the Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) and submit it as directed. On visiting day, you'll register with staff and go through screening, including a metal detector and possible searches. Entry depends on following facility rules and arriving before the cutoff time. People in intake status generally cannot receive visits, though immediate-family exceptions may be requested through reception if intake delays occur. Bring a valid photo ID: driver's license, state photo ID, military ID, or passport. Leesville office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and offenders are secured during Trick-or-Treat hours.
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Your first visit can go smoothly—if you show up with the right items and leave the wrong ones behind. Louisiana DOC policy allows authorized visitation, but each facility adjusts the process to fit its space and security needs. Use the checklist below as your baseline. Expect Beauregard Parish Jail to enforce these rules at the door, and possibly add a few of their own.
If the person in custody requests to add you as a visitor, you can apply. Having a criminal conviction doesn't automatically disqualify you. The facility may deny visitors when a specific offense raises legitimate security concerns — but that's a case-by-case decision, not a blanket ban on everyone with a record.
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The incarcerated person must request visitors and give you the visitor application. Complete the Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) and submit it the way the facility directs.
Bring a valid photo ID such as a driver's license, state-issued photo ID, military ID, or passport. Only IDs accepted by the facility will allow entry, so use the best government-issued photo ID you have.
Usually not. People in intake status generally cannot receive visits, but if intake is prolonged, reception may be able to arrange an immediate-family visit in exceptional circumstances.
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