Visitation
How to Visit Franklin County Corrections, OH (OH)
Franklin County Corrections uses virtual visitation. Once you know where to register and which apps to download, scheduling a visit is simple.
Visitation at Franklin County Correctional 2
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Overview
Franklin County Corrections Center II handles all visits virtually through GTL/ViaPath—no in-person visits. Register and schedule through the GTL visitation website or app, and download the required GTL apps to complete registration and join your video call. Each incarcerated person gets two free 20-minute visits per week. Need more? You can purchase additional visits through the GTL pay-per-visit portal. Attorneys must complete a one-time in-person registration at Jackson Pike Jail, bringing a driver's license and BAR card for verification.
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Quick Facts
- Franklin County Corrections Center II moved from in-person to virtual visits via a GTL/ViaPath partnership.
- Visitors must download both GTL visitation apps to register and use the facility’s new visitation services.
- Each incarcerated person is allowed two free virtual visits per week, with each free visit lasting 20 minutes.
- Families can buy additional visits through GTL’s pay-per-visit portal when free visits are exhausted or for added convenience.
- Attorneys who want to use remote video visitation must register in person at Jackson Pike Jail with a driver’s license and BAR card for verification and scanning.
Visitation Guides
Setting Up Video Visits at Franklin County Corrections Center II: First-Time Guide
Video visits at Franklin County Corrections Center II work a bit differently than you might expect. Once you're registered and have the right apps installed, scheduling and connecting is pretty simple.
Setting Up Video Visits at Franklin County Corrections Center II: First-Time Guide
Setting up a video visit at Franklin County Corrections Center II is straightforward once you know the system. Here's how to register, download the right apps, and book your first visit.
Setting Up Virtual Visits at Franklin County Corrections (GTL VisitMe) — A Family Guide
Setting up a virtual visit is straightforward once you know where to go and what to download. Here's how to register, schedule, and take advantage of the free weekly visits at Franklin County Corrections.
Common Questions
How do I set up a video visit with Franklin County Corrections Center II?
Register and schedule your visit through the GTL visitation website or app, following the facility’s directions. Before your appointment, download and install the required GTL visitation apps so you can complete registration and join the video visit.
How long are virtual visits and are any free at Franklin County Corrections Center II?
Each free virtual visit is 20 minutes long. Incarcerated people receive two free virtual visits per week, and additional visits can be purchased through the pay-per-visit portal.
Can an attorney use remote video visitation at Franklin County Corrections Center II?
Yes, but attorneys must complete a one-time in-person registration at Jackson Pike Jail. Bring a driver’s license and BAR card so staff can verify and scan your documents.
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