Search for an inmate at FCI FAIRTON and get help with contacting an inmate, visitation, and sending money.
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Looking for someone at FCI Fairton? The federal BOP inmate locator is the main public search tool for federal custody. It includes records for inmates incarcerated from 1982 to the present. Search by first and last name, or use the institutional/register number if you have it. BOP register numbers follow a specific format: five digits, a dash, then three digits (#####-###). The public listings are updated regularly, but details can change quickly and may not always reflect an inmate's exact current location or status. Some offenders may be excluded from the public site at the discretion of corrections or law enforcement.
Trying to confirm someone is at FCI Fairton? The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Inmate Locator is your fastest option. Here's what the locator covers and how to make sense of the register number formats you'll encounter.
Yes. The BOP inmate locator covers federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to the present, which includes federal inmates who may be held at FCI Fairton. If you don’t see someone listed, it doesn’t always confirm release—records can be excluded or not yet updated.
A BOP register number is formatted as five digits, a dash, then three digits (#####-###).
You can search using the inmate’s first and last name. If you have it, you can also search by their institutional/register number.
Not reliably. Work release, furloughs, and community programs may appear in public listings but aren’t always reflected in an offender’s profile, so temporary placements outside a facility may not show up clearly.
Getting approved to visit at FCI Fairton comes down to one thing: being added to the inmate's visiting list and cleared by the Bureau of Prisons. Here's how to make sure your paperwork checks out.
Sending money to someone at FCI Fairton through MoneyGram? The details you enter matter. Here's what to use, how to format it, and when the money typically posts.
Dress code trips up more visitors than you'd expect. Keep your outfit conservative and avoid anything that looks like inmate clothing — that's how you avoid getting turned away at FCI Fairton before your visit even starts.
