How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center starts with approval. Every prospective visitor must submit an ODOC Visitor Application Form. Paper applications go to ODOC headquarters and need to be addressed to the Visitation Unit, not the inmate. If you're 18 or older, submitting the form triggers a background check. The inmate will be notified once it's complete. Approval can take up to eight weeks, so apply well before you hope to visit. During visits, both visitors and inmates must follow ODOC visitation rules, and facility staff conduct pat searches beforehand. Once approved, you'll schedule a visit when the inmate notifies you of the date and time. Visiting hours and time allowed vary by facility and by the inmate's security level.
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Visiting someone at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center (EWCC) requires approval first. Here's how the visitor application process works, where to mail your form, and what to expect while ODOC runs the background check.
Want to visit someone at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center? It all starts with getting your visitor application submitted and approved. Here's how the process works, where to send your paperwork, and what to expect while you wait.
Visiting someone at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center (EWCC) is straightforward once you know the process. You'll need to complete the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) approval process before your first visit.
Submit a Visitor Application Form and wait for approval before trying to visit. Paper forms go to ODOC headquarters and must be addressed to the Visitation Unit, not the inmate. For visitors 18 and older, submitting the form starts the background-check process.
Background-check approval can take up to eight weeks. Apply well in advance since visits won't be confirmed until the check is complete.
If you bring a minor, you must provide documentation proving guardianship for the child. Visitors 18 and older should bring a government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the approved visitor application. Once a child turns 18, they must submit their own visitor application to be approved.
Trying to stay connected with someone at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center? Start with the facility's contact info and the Oklahoma DOC visitation approval process. Adult visitors need a background check, which can take up to eight weeks. Get your paperwork in early.
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Getting a straight answer starts with calling the right place. Some questions go to EWCC directly; others need to go to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. Here are the numbers and addresses you'll need.
