How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Everglades Re-Entry requires a completed visitor application before any visits are allowed. Don't travel to the facility until the inmate notifies you that your application has been approved. Submit your completed form by email (VisitappEvergladesCI@fdc.myflorida.com) or by U.S. Mail. Anyone 12 or older must complete and sign the form, or it won't be processed. Only one application per person is permitted, and leaving blanks can cause a denial, so write "NA" for anything that doesn't apply. Be accurate. Providing false information can lead to denial and may be a criminal offense. Criminal background checks are part of the process.
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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.
Visiting at Everglades Re-Entry starts with a Florida Department of Corrections visitation application. Fill it out carefully, submit it the right way, and wait for approval before showing up. That alone will help you avoid the most common delays and denials.
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.
Visiting at Everglades Re-Entry starts with getting approved. Once you know where to send the application and when to show up, the process is much smoother.
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.
A denied visitation application is usually fixable, but it can cost you time and a missed visit. Here are the most common reasons applications get denied, and what to do differently so yours gets processed the first time.
Fill out Everglades Re-Entry's visitation application and submit it by email (VisitappEvergladesCI@fdc.myflorida.com) or by U.S. Mail. If you're 12 or older, you must sign the form. Submit only one application per person, and write "NA" for any item that doesn't apply.
No. Do not go to Everglades Re-Entry until the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved.
False information can result in your application being denied and may be a criminal offense. The facility also runs criminal background checks as part of processing.
Want to get phone calls from someone at Everglades Re-Entry? There's one key requirement: you (the person receiving the call) need an AdvancePay prepaid phone account through GTL's ConnectNetwork.
Sending money is usually straightforward once you know the facility's approved method and have the right recipient details. This draft doesn't include verified instructions from Everglades Re-Entry, so follow the steps below to confirm the current process before sending any funds.
Mailing a money order to support someone at Everglades Re-Entry? The address you use matters. Florida DOC payments go to a processing address (not the facility), and court-ordered payments go somewhere else entirely.
