How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visits at FCI Texarkana are a privilege—the facility can suspend or cancel them for rule violations, lockdowns, security incidents, or health emergencies. Both in-person and remote video options are available, though most non-legal visits may be monitored or recorded. How often someone can receive visits depends on custody level and housing assignment, and many facilities run on weekly cycles. Before booking, you'll need to create an online visitation account, verify it by email, and complete any required background questionnaire or visitor forms. Remote video visits are scheduled through the approved system, with availability varying by housing unit and inmate privileges.
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Create an online visitation account and verify it by email. Complete any required background questionnaire or visitor forms before booking. Then use the scheduler to pick an available date and time—slots already booked for the inmate won't show up.
You can typically request in-person visits or remote video/tablet visits, and attorney–client visits are handled separately. Most non-legal visits may be monitored or recorded, while legal visits generally are not.
Yes. Visits can be restricted or canceled for rule violations, lockdowns, security incidents, or health and safety emergencies.
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