Contact an Inmate at FMC Fort Worth.

Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.

Overview

Staying in touch with someone at FMC Fort Worth typically means using TRULINCS for electronic messages and the BOP phone system for calls. TRULINCS messages are text-only, and messaging is only available after both the inmate and your contact profile are approved. All messages are screened, and the approval process includes consent to monitoring. Phone calls are generally monitored too, and the facility does not allow third-party or alternative call arrangements. In limited, specified circumstances, unmonitored attorney calls may be permitted. If you're new to electronic messaging, you'll typically start by creating an account with the approved vendor and purchasing message credits (those are standard vendor steps, not a facility rule). The BOP encourages maintaining family relationships because it greatly reduces the risk of recidivism.

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Quick Facts

  • TRULINCS electronic messaging at FMC Fort Worth is text-only and requires approval for both the inmate and the contact.
  • TRULINCS messages are screened and require monitoring consent as part of the messaging approval process.
  • Third-party or alternative call arrangements are not permitted at FMC Fort Worth and inmate calls are generally monitored.
  • The BOP encourages inmates to maintain family relationships because doing so greatly reduces the risk of recidivism.

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Phone & Messaging

How to Contact an Inmate at FMC Fort Worth

Staying in touch with someone at FMC Fort Worth usually comes down to three options: phone calls, TRULINCS (the Bureau of Prisons email-style messaging system), and sending money. The details matter, especially when it comes to anything sent through the mail.

Common Questions

How do I send electronic messages to an inmate at FMC Fort Worth?

FMC Fort Worth uses TRULINCS for electronic messages. Messages are text-only, and both the inmate and your contact profile must be approved before messaging can begin. All messages are screened, and the approval process requires consent to monitoring. To get started, you'll typically create an account with the approved vendor and purchase message credits (a common vendor process).

Are TRULINCS messages monitored or screened at FMC Fort Worth?

Yes. TRULINCS messages at FMC Fort Worth are screened, and the messaging approval process includes consent to monitoring.

Can I use a third-party service to arrange phone calls with an inmate at FMC Fort Worth?

No. Third-party or alternative call arrangements are not permitted at FMC Fort Worth, and inmate phone calls are generally monitored. Limited unmonitored attorney calls are allowed in specified circumstances.

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