Visitation
How to Visit Dupage County Jail, IL (IL)
Visiting someone at DuPage County Jail starts online. The jail runs its visitation system through GTL (ViaPath) VisitMe, using the official DuPage County portal.
Visitation at Dupage County Jail, IL
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Overview
DuPage County Jail handles visitation through the GTL (ViaPath) VisitMe portal. This is where you'll schedule and manage your visits. Most visits require advance booking, either through an on-site kiosk or a remote video option, so pick a time window and reserve it early. Before visiting, the incarcerated person typically needs to add you to their approved visitor list, and the facility must clear you. Visits are monitored, and staff can end a visit if rules are broken. When you arrive, expect screening: staff may search you, your vehicle, and your belongings. Adults should bring a current, readable photo ID.
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Quick Facts
- DuPage County Jail's visitation portal is provided through GTL (ViaPath) VisitMe.
- Most visits in Illinois must be scheduled in advance, either on-site or via a remote video service.
- An incarcerated person usually must add you to their approved visitor list before the facility will clear you to visit.
- Visitors are subject to searches and must bring a current, readable photo ID; refusing a search can result in denied or restricted visits.
Visitation Guides
Common Questions
How do I schedule a visit with someone at DuPage County Jail?
Use the DuPage County Jail visitation portal on GTL (ViaPath) VisitMe to view available times and book your visit. If you get stuck, the portal has step-by-step scheduling instructions.
Do I need to be added to an approved visitor list before visiting DuPage County Jail?
Yes. The incarcerated person must add you to their approved visitor list, and the facility needs to clear you before you can visit. Start this process early since approval can take time.
What should I bring and expect when I arrive for a visit?
Bring a current, readable photo ID. Expect screening, which can include searches of you, your vehicle, and your belongings, and you can be turned away if you refuse a search.
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Phone & Messaging
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