How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Fulton Community Supervision requires pre-approval through the Missouri DOC visiting application. The online form asks for the offender's DOC ID, all required fields, and your agreement to follow visiting rules (including searches and regulations). It also triggers a criminal-history check. If you're denied, you can appeal within 30 days. Denied visitors may reapply after one year. Plan your timing carefully: don't arrive in the parking lot more than 30 minutes before visitation starts, and entry is first-come, first-served. Expect screening for visitors, packages, children, and vehicles, including metal detectors and an itemizer. Follow the posted dress code. Physical contact is limited to a single greeting and departing embrace and brief kiss. Children age 6 and under may sit on an offender's lap.
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Missouri DOC visits require advance approval. If you're in the Fulton area and trying to get on someone's visiting list, here's the quickest way to complete the online application and understand what happens next.
The Missouri DOC online visiting application is straightforward, but small mistakes can delay your approval. Follow these steps to get it right the first time.
Visiting is doable once you clear two hurdles up front: getting approved before you go, and showing up at the right time for entry.
Visiting day goes a lot smoother when you plan for timing, clothing, and security screening ahead of time. Use this checklist to avoid common issues that can cut a visit short or get you turned away at the door.
Visiting at FRDC is straightforward once you know the schedule and arrival rules. Here are the exact visiting hours plus the timing, parking, and entry details that can make or break your visit.
Before you can visit someone in Missouri DOC custody, you need to know two things: are you eligible to apply, and can you visit more than one person? Here's how the DOC defines eligible relationships, explains the one-offender rule, and sets visit-size limits.
Start by filling out the Missouri DOC online visiting application. Enter the offender's DOC ID first, then complete every required field and agree to follow visiting rules, including searches. The form includes special instructions for minor children. Once submitted, your application goes to the institution for review and triggers a criminal-history check.
Fulton Reception and Diagnostic Center (FRDCC) visiting hours are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm and 2:30pm to 6:30pm.
Don't arrive more than 30 minutes before visitation starts. Entry is first-come, first-served. Visitors, packages, children, and vehicles may be searched using metal detectors and an itemizer. Refusing a search or breaking visiting rules can lead to sanctions and denied visits.
Phone contact at Fulton Community Supervision revolves around outgoing calls placed by the offender through a monitored, PIN-based system. Here's how it works and what to confirm before you wait by the phone.
