How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Branchville Correctional Facility starts with an application through Indiana's state visitation platform and completing State Form 14387. After you apply, staff run background and warrant checks, and the incarcerated person must add you to their approved visitors list before a visit is allowed. Branchville may offer in-person visits, video visits, or both—but exact hours, scheduling windows, and permitted items vary. For video visits, test your device's camera and microphone beforehand and sign in early. Bring an accepted photo ID and any required documents. Check the Branchville facility page for current hours, dress-code rules, and any operational advisories.
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Your first visit goes smoother when you handle approval ahead of time and show up with the right ID, clothing, and only what's allowed inside. Use the checklist below to avoid surprises at the door.
Anyone 16 or older needs photo ID for every visit—no exceptions. Accepted forms include a valid driver's license or state photo ID card from your state of residence, an active-duty military photo ID, or a valid passport.
Trying to visit someone at Branchville? Two things have to happen first: you need to be on the offender's approved visitors list, and you need ViaPath approval before you can schedule. Here's what trips people up—the facility won't confirm your list status over the phone. Your fastest path forward is working directly with the person you're visiting.
Video visits offer a practical way to stay connected when you can't make the trip in person. Here's how to confirm availability, get approved, schedule your visit, prepare for visit day, and understand the costs.
Register through the state visitation portal and complete State Form 14387. Then wait for staff to complete background and warrant checks and for the inmate to add you to their approved visitors list. Once you’re cleared, use the Branchville facility page to follow the current scheduling, ID, and dress-code rules.
Branchville may offer in-person visits, video visits, or both—availability and booking rules vary. If video visits are offered, test your camera and audio ahead of time and sign in early to avoid connection issues.
Bring an accepted photo ID and any additional documents the facility lists as required. Before you go, confirm the exact accepted IDs and the current dress-code rules on the Branchville visitation page.
Before you can schedule an in-person or video visit at Branchville Correctional Facility, you need to register with ViaPath and get approved. The process is simple, but missing documents or time zone confusion can slow things down.
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Trying to put money on someone's account at Branchville? First, you'll need to pick the right account type: Trust Fund (for commissary), PIN Debit (for phone and tablet use), or AdvancePay (prepaid calls to your phone number). Here's how each one works and how to fund it through ConnectNetwork.
