Send Photos & Mail at FCI Berlin, NH

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

FCI Berlin offers several ways to stay in touch: phone calls, electronic messaging, video visits, and traditional mail. Messaging and video typically run through contracted vendors, so you'll need an account with that vendor for scheduling and paid services. Phone calls are routinely monitored and recorded—a notice is posted next to each inmate telephone. Attorney calls may be unmonitored in certain circumstances. The Bureau of Prisons encourages phone use to maintain family ties. The inmate pays for calls; third-party or alternative call arrangements aren't allowed. All incoming mail is inspected for contraband. General mail is opened and inspected by staff, while special mail marked as such is opened only in the inmate's presence. Packages from home generally aren't accepted without prior written approval—exceptions may apply for release clothing and authorized medical devices. Electronic contacts may require a TRULINCS Contact Request Form (BP-A1054).

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Quick Facts

  • A notice is posted next to each inmate telephone advising that calls are monitored; attorney calls may be unmonitored in certain circumstances.
  • The Bureau encourages telephone use to maintain family ties and ordinarily the inmate pays for calls; third-party or alternative call arrangements are prohibited.
  • General incoming mail is opened and inspected by staff; special mail marked as such is opened only in the inmate's presence and both are checked for contraband.
  • Inmates may not receive packages from home without prior written approval; only release clothing and authorized medical devices may be accepted from home.
  • The Trust Fund manual includes a TRULINCS Contact Request Form identified as BP-A1054.

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Common Questions

Are inmate phone calls monitored at FCI Berlin?

Yes. A notice is posted at each inmate telephone advising that calls are monitored, and calls are routinely monitored and recorded. Attorney calls may be unmonitored in certain circumstances.

Who pays for phone calls from inmates at FCI Berlin?

The inmate pays for phone calls. Third-party or alternative call arrangements aren't allowed.

Can I send packages, books, or magazines to an inmate at FCI Berlin?

Packages from home aren’t allowed without prior written approval, and only release clothing and authorized medical devices may be accepted from home. Rules for books and magazines are covered separately under the facility’s policy.

Is there a TRULINCS contact form for electronic contact requests?

Yes. The Trust Fund manual includes a TRULINCS Contact Request Form identified as BP-A1054.

Can I send a package to an inmate at FCI Berlin?

Not without prior written approval. Packages from home generally aren’t accepted, with limited exceptions such as release clothing or authorized medical devices.

Will my letter to an inmate at FCI Berlin be opened by staff?

Yes. General incoming mail is opened and inspected by staff for contraband, while privileged or legal mail is opened only in the inmate’s presence.

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