Fpc Bryan, TX

You can only visit an inmate at FPC Bryan if they've placed you on their approved visiting list and you've been cleared by the Bureau of Prisons (BOP). The BOP sets who can be on a visiting list by category—friends and associates are limited to 10 people. To get started, complete the Visitor Information form (BP‑A0629). The Bureau may request background information, and the form warns that false statements can bring criminal penalties. Call the institution before you travel to confirm details. Visiting lists and inmate locations change, and schedules vary. Expect to follow BOP visitor procedures and dress code requirements. Physical contact "in good taste" may be allowed but can be limited for security reasons.

Messaging someone at FPC Bryan happens through TRULINCS. Messages are text-only, capped at 13,000 characters, and both you and the inmate must be approved and agree to monitoring. Phone calls are allowed under BOP rules but monitored. The inmate typically pays for calls, and third-party or alternative call arrangements aren't permitted. TRUFONE communications data may be shared with DOJ law enforcement components and certain contractors for investigations. Other options like video visits, inmate tablets, scheduling steps, and payment methods can vary by unit—check the facility page and vendor portals for current availability.

To add money to an inmate account at FPC Bryan, use MoneyGram ExpressPayment with receive code 7932. For online transfers up to $300, payments sent between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. EST typically post within 2–4 hours. Enter the inmate's Account Number as their eight-digit register number (no spaces or dashes) immediately followed by their last name. Confirm you're an approved sender and follow the facility's centralized deposit instructions—service fees may apply depending on the vendor or kiosk. Don't mail cash or personal checks. Stick to approved online vendors, money orders, or cashier's checks, and keep your transaction receipt.

To look up someone at FPC Bryan, use the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Inmate Locator. It covers people incarcerated from 1982 to the present. Listings may show "Released" or "Not in BOP Custody" when someone is no longer held by the BOP. The locator displays register numbers in a #####-### format. If you're sending funds through MoneyGram ExpressPayment, don't copy that format—MoneyGram requires the eight-digit register number (no spaces or dashes) immediately followed by the inmate's last name as the Account Number. Can't find a record in the federal locator? Check state offender searches and county rosters. Notification services can also help since databases update at different times.