How to Visit Brooklyn Correctional Inst, CT. (CT)
Visiting at Brooklyn Correctional Inst starts with an approval process that the incarcerated person initiates. Here's how it works and what needs to happen before you can schedule a regular visit.
The visiting approval process starts on the inmate's side. They submit your name and address to their assigned counselor, who then mails you a visiting application form. Once you receive it, fill it out, sign it, and mail it back to the counselor for processing.
Courtesy visit possibility: Applications take about two to three weeks to process. In the meantime, the warden may allow a courtesy visit for up to two adult (18+) immediate family members before formal approval. This is discretionary, so confirm availability before making plans.
Steps to Follow
- ✓ Ask your loved one to give their assigned counselor your full name and current mailing address (and the name and address for anyone else who wants to visit) so the counselor can mail the visiting application forms.
- ✓ If you are trying to visit before the application is approved (which can take about 2 to 3 weeks), check whether the warden will allow a courtesy visit for up to two adult immediate family members.
Before you travel, verify a few things so you don't get turned away. Make sure the counselor has received the inmate's list with your name and address (that's what triggers the application being mailed). Ask about current processing times, since approval can take two to three weeks. If you're hoping for a courtesy visit, confirm whether they're currently being permitted. Check what limits apply, including the "up to two adult immediate family members" rule, and ask what documentation you'll need to prove immediate family status.
Verify before you go: Courtesy visits aren't automatic. They depend on warden discretion and current policy.
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