How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Camille Graham Corrections Center takes some planning, but the process is straightforward. Starting June 1, 2025, most adults with a valid South Carolina driver's license can register online. Paper applications are still required for minors, visitors with out-of-state IDs, and adults who run into technical issues. Every visit must be scheduled through the GTL scheduler at least 15 hours in advance. Miss the 48-hour cancellation window? That visit may count toward the inmate's monthly total. General population inmates with visitation privileges get up to four in-person visits per month (one per weekend), with up to four visitors at a time—at least one adult required. Visits are non-contact except for a brief embrace at the start. Medium and close-custody visits happen in booths. Bring proper ID for children, and leave contraband at home—violations can mean arrest and losing visitation privileges.
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Your first visit goes much smoother when you show up with the right ID and nothing that'll get you turned away at the door. Use this guide to double-check what to bring—and what to leave behind—before heading to Camille Graham.
Camille Graham allows contact visits—no plexiglass barrier between you and your loved one. It's a meaningful difference, but it's also a privilege. If contraband becomes a problem, the facility can take it away.
Getting approved to visit starts with the inmate adding you to their list. At Camille Graham, that means a specific SCDC form, a hard cap on approved visitors, and extra restrictions if your loved one is still in Reception & Evaluation (R&E).
Visitation registration at Camille Graham changes on June 1, 2025. Here's how to figure out if you can register online—and what to do if you need (or prefer) the paper route.
Here's the big update: starting June 1, 2025, adults 18 and older with a valid South Carolina driver's license can register for visitation online. Paper applications are still accepted, and some visitors will need to stick with paper instead of the online system.
To request a virtual visit with someone at Camille Graham, you must already be on that person's approved visitation list. Before you do anything else, make sure the name on your GTL account matches your name on the approved visitation list exactly. The system is strict—nicknames won't work. Double-check this upfront so your request doesn't get stuck later.
Virtual visits at Camille Graham are pretty straightforward: get on the approved visitation list, create a GTL VisitMe account, and schedule within the allowed window. Here's how to get set up—and avoid the most common snags.
Trying to visit someone at Camille Graham? Getting answers fast means calling the right number for your specific issue—whether that's visitation approvals, virtual-visit list corrections, or GTL phone problems. Here are the contacts you'll need.
Want to visit someone at Camille Graham? Your first step is figuring out whether you can register online (available starting June 1, 2025) or need to go the paper route.
Planning an in-person visit at Camille Graham? You can't just show up—visits must be scheduled ahead through GTL/ViaPath. Here's where to book, how far in advance you need to reserve, and what happens if you miss or skip canceling a visit.
Planning visits is stressful enough without confusing limits. Here's how the four-visits-per-month rule works at Camille Graham, how the weekend cap factors in, and how to avoid losing a visit slot.
Virtual visits go smoother when you know exactly who to contact. The guide below helps you reach the right person fast—and tells you what details to have ready so your issue gets resolved without extra back-and-forth.
Virtual visits at Camille Graham are straightforward once you know the system. You'll need to be on the inmate's approved visitation list, create a GTL visitor account, schedule within the allowed window, and follow ID and conduct rules to keep your visit from getting cut short.
Virtual visits make staying connected easier—but they come with strict setup and timing rules. Here's how to get your account ready, schedule correctly, and avoid common issues that get visits denied or cut short.
Planning a visit? The term
Heading to Camille Graham? The right ID for everyone in your group is what stands between you and a wasted trip. Here's what adults and kids need, broken down by age—plus how the rules shift for virtual visits.
A little prep before you leave home can save you a wasted trip. Use this checklist to make sure everyone in your group has the right ID—and to avoid bringing items that aren't allowed at Camille Graham.
Visiting someone at Camille Graham gets easier once you understand what a contact visit actually means, how the two-hour time blocks work, and the limits on group size.
Virtual visits are convenient—but they're still tightly controlled. Follow these rules to avoid getting disconnected mid-call or losing your visitation privileges altogether.
Getting ready to visit someone at Camille Graham? Focus on three things: how many visits are allowed each month, how many people can come with you, and what IDs you'll need—especially for kids.
Stuck on a visitation application, virtual visit, or phone account issue at Camille Graham? Here are the right numbers and email addresses to get help fast.
Starting June 1, 2025, most adults with a valid South Carolina driver’s license can register for visitation online. Paper visitation applications are still used for minors, visitors with out-of-state IDs, and adults who can’t complete online registration.
Schedule visits at least 15 hours in advance using the GTL scheduler. If you need to cancel, do it at least 48 hours before the visit or the missed visit may count toward the inmate’s monthly visit total.
Children age 10 and older must present a government-issued photo ID. Children nine and younger must bring a long-form birth certificate, and minors must be approved through the appropriate paper visitation application.
Your first visit to Camille Graham Corrections Center goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, bring only what's allowed, and plan for security screening. Here's a quick, practical guide.
Sending money to someone at Camille Graham? You have two main options: mail a money order with the required GTL deposit form, or make a cash deposit at a participating retail store through ConnectNetwork Walk-In Retail. Here's how each method works.
Getting money onto someone's account at Camille Graham usually means choosing between mailing a money order to GTL or using ConnectNetwork (online, by phone, at a kiosk, or with cash at a retail store). Which option works best depends on how fast you need the funds there, whether you're paying cash, and how you feel about mailing payments.
