What to Expect During Visitor Processing at DRDC (UV Stamp, Consent Form, and Hours)

DRDC only processes visitors during two windows: 8:15 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. Miss those times, and you may not be able to visit that day.

CDOC policy requires visitors at medium-custody or higher facilities to get an ultraviolet (UV) hand stamp before entry. A staff member will stamp the back of your right hand with a UV marker. Children under three are exempt.

At check-in, you'll complete AR Form 300-01B, the Offender Visitor Consent to Search Authorization. This is the standard registration and consent-to-search form required for entry.

ID Checks

• ✓ If you’re an approved visitor age 18 or older, bring valid government-issued photo identification for admission.
• ✓ Make sure the photo ID is current and includes your photo.
• ✓ The address on your ID must match the address on your visiting application.

Bring your actual physical ID. Photocopies and digital IDs won't work - staff need the original document at check-in.

1. Arrive during DRDC processing hours - Visitor processing is available 8:15 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
2. Present your government-issued photo ID (18+) - Approved visitors age 18 and over must show valid picture identification.
3. Confirm your ID details match your application - Your ID must be current, include your photo, and list the same address as your visiting application; photocopies and digital IDs won’t be accepted.
4. Complete AR Form 300-01B at entry - You’ll register by filling out the Offender Visitor Consent to Search Authorization.
5. Get the UV hand stamp if it applies - At facilities housing medium or higher custody offenders, most visitors (except children under three) must have the back of the right hand stamped with an ultraviolet marker before entry.