How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Caledonia Correctional takes planning, but it's manageable once you know the basics. Be ready for a pat/frisk search at entry—these have been mandatory for most prison visitors since October 16, 2017. Before scheduling an in-person visit, you'll need to be on the incarcerated person's approved visitor list. Usually, they'll provide you with the visitor application forms to fill out. North Carolina facilities may offer both in-person and video visits, but available visit types, hours, and eligibility rules vary by location. Check the Caledonia facility page before you go.
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Yes. Pat/frisk searches are mandatory for most visitors entering prisons under a policy that took effect October 16, 2017.
The incarcerated person typically provides visitor application forms to the people they want on their approved visitor list. Complete and return the application, and wait for approval before you schedule a visit.
It depends. Contact vs. non-contact visiting can be based on the incarcerated person’s status, security classification, and facility rules, so check the Caledonia facility page for the current visit types and restrictions.
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