How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Before visiting Everglades Re-Entry, you'll need to submit a completed visitor application—and don't show up until it's approved. Email your form to VisitappEvergladesCI@fdc.myflorida.com or send it by U.S. Mail. You're limited to one application per person, and leaving required fields blank can get it denied. If something doesn't apply, write
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Visiting someone at Everglades Re-Entry starts with a Florida DOC visitation application. Fill it out completely, submit it correctly, and know what comes next—you'll save yourself a lot of back-and-forth.
To get approved to visit at Everglades Re-Entry, you’ll need to complete the Florida Department of Corrections Request for Visitation Privileges form. Everyone who wants to visit and is age 12 or older has to complete their own form.
A denied visitation application usually comes down to a few fixable issues: missing information, missing signatures, duplicate forms, or answers that don't match what the facility can verify. Here's how to avoid the most common problems before you hit send.
Send a completed visitor application by email or by U.S. Mail to the institution where the inmate is housed. For Everglades Re-Entry, you may email it to VisitappEvergladesCI@fdc.myflorida.com.
No. Do not travel to the facility until the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved.
Blank required fields can get your application denied—write
Send court-ordered payments to: FL Court Ordered Payment, PO Box 25009, Bradenton, FL 34206-5009.
Mail your JPay money order to JPay's processing center — not directly to Everglades Re-Entry. The address: JPay, PO Box 260130, Hollywood, FL 33026.
Want to receive phone calls from someone at Everglades Re-Entry? You'll need to set up an AdvancePay prepaid phone account through GTL's ConnectNetwork. Once it's funded, calls draw from that prepaid balance.
