How to Apply for Visiting at Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center (FMWCC)
Getting approved to visit starts with one key detail: your application has to go to the right place. Here's how to submit it correctly for someone at Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center (FMWCC)—and what to expect next.
Nevada Department of Corrections processes visiting applications at the institution where the person is housed - not at a central office. Send your application to the wrong place, and you'll face delays before your first visit. Mail it directly to the facility where your loved one is right now.
Warning: Do not send visiting applications to NDOC Central Office. Mail yours directly to the institution where the person is housed.
If the person you want to visit is at Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center, send your application to FMWCC - not a statewide or central office address. The facility reviews and approves applications for people housed there.
Before mailing, double-check the facility address against the most current NDOC facility information. Addresses and mail handling instructions can change. Using the right address helps you avoid a returned envelope or unnecessary delays.
How to Complete
- ✓ Make sure you’re using the visiting application intended for NDOC institutions, and that every section you’re responsible for is filled out.
- ✓ Verify the application is addressed to the institution where the offender is currently housed (for this article, that’s FMWCC).
- ✓ Confirm names are complete and legible so staff can match you to the visitor list without guessing.
- ✓ Check for required signatures before you mail it; unsigned forms are a common reason applications get held up.
- ✓ Re-check the mailing information on the envelope so it doesn’t end up at Central Office by mistake.
Not sure you have the right form? Use NDOC's visiting page as your reference. That's where the official forms and current instructions live - it's the best way to confirm you're submitting what the facility expects.
FMWCC also offers video visitation. It's a good option when travel is difficult or while you're waiting for your in-person visit to be approved.
- Find NDOC’s video visitation materials - Use the NDOC visiting page to locate the video visitation registration materials.
- Complete video visitation registration - Follow the registration instructions exactly; video visitation requires its own setup.
- Use the visitor guide in your preferred language - NDOC provides a Video Visitation Visitor Guide in English and a Video Visitation Visitor Guide in Spanish.
Tip: Video visitation registration is separate from your in-person visiting application. NDOC provides video registration materials and visitor guides in both English and Spanish.
First Steps After Mailing
- ✓ Make a copy or take clear photos of the completed application for your records.
- ✓ Give it time to be processed after you mail it to the institution where the offender is currently housed.
- ✓ If you haven’t heard back after a reasonable wait, contact the facility where you sent the application to ask about status or next steps.
Before you travel, check NDOC's visiting information and the FMWCC facility page for updates. Even with a complete application, temporary changes or special instructions can affect when and how visits happen. Confirm the latest details close to your trip.
Reminder: Don't head out until you've confirmed your approval and checked for any temporary changes affecting visitation.
Where do I send the visiting application for FMWCC? Send it directly to the institution - not to NDOC Central Office. Does FMWCC have video visitation? Yes, visitor stations are available for video visits. Where can I find help registering for video visits? NDOC provides registration materials and visitor guides in English and Spanish on their visiting page.
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