Dominguez State Jail visiting hours (official times and what they mean)
Planning a visit gets easier once you know TDCJ's official visiting window — and what can still limit your time even during those hours.
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Dominguez State Jail holds visitation on weekends only—Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Under TDCJ I-218 rules, eligible inmates get one visit per visiting cycle (Monday–Sunday). To schedule, register through the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler: create an account, confirm it with a 7-digit email validation code, and complete the Background Questionnaire. Each inmate can have up to 10 names on their approved Visitors List. In state jail, list changes are typically allowed every 60 days, and removed visitors can appeal within 14 days of notice. Non-attorney visits are electronically monitored. Contact visits allow brief embraces at the start and end. Some inmates have restrictions on visitors under 17 without a Non-Victim Child Affidavit. Only coins (max $35) are allowed inside the secure perimeter.
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Planning a visit gets easier once you know TDCJ's official visiting window — and what can still limit your time even during those hours.
Want to get added to someone's visitor list at Dominguez State Jail—or swap names around? Two rules control almost everything: the 10-name limit and how often changes are allowed.
Registering for TDCJ's online visitation scheduler is usually quick—until a small detail like email choice or phone formatting stops you mid-step. Follow along below to create your Visitor account without the common hiccups.
Dominguez State Jail visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Visits can still be restricted or canceled for institutional security, lockdowns, or health and safety reasons.
Eligible inmates are normally allowed one visit per visiting cycle under TDCJ I-218 rules, and the cycle runs Monday through Sunday. For planning, TDCJ scheduling guidance generally treats this as one visit per weekend.
You must create your own account in the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler—staff can't create one for you. Register by entering the 7-digit validation code sent to your email and completing the Background Questionnaire. Follow the portal's formatting rules: phone numbers as XXX XXX XXXX and the inmate's 8-digit TDCJ/SID number. The portal only works for residents of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Once created, accounts can't be deleted and the email can't be changed.
Want phone calls from someone at Dominguez State Jail? You'll need to register your number with TDCJ first. Here's how that works—plus what to expect with call hours, time limits, and monitoring.
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Submitting a visitor request through the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler doesn't mean you're ready to visit. Your request goes through relationship verification first, and what you see in the scheduler tells you where you stand in that process.