How to Visit Facility

Before you start, gather the basics: your legal name, date of birth, and full address (city, state, zip). You'll also need your occupation, a phone number (home or cell), and an email address.

Pay close attention to the relationship section. If you're not extended family, the application requires documentation verifying your relationship to the offender. Accepted examples include a notarized letter, birth certificate, divorce decree, or other relevant documents.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Gather the personal details requested on the visitation application (legal name, date of birth, full address including city/state/zip, occupation, phone number, email).
• ✓ If you are not extended family, collect the documentation needed to verify your relationship (for example: notarized letter, birth certificate, divorce decree, or other).
• ✓ Review every field before you submit. The application warns that incomplete or inaccurate information may lead to denial of visitation privileges.

Forms and documentation standards can change, so confirm the current requirements before submitting anything. Verify the exact fields you must complete (legal name, DOB, address details, occupation, phone, email) and what documents prove your relationship if you're not extended family. The warning still applies: incomplete or inaccurate information can lead to denial.