How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Hardeman County Corrections follows TDOC visitation rules. You'll need to complete the CR‑2152 Visitor Application and attach a current photograph. The facility should provide blank forms. Return yours with a photo within 30 days, and expect an approval or denial within 30 days after they receive it. No one gets in until their application is approved, though immediate family of newly committed inmates may be allowed temporary visits while approval is pending. The facility can approve all immediate family members who apply, plus up to eight additional adults on the offender's visiting list. The form cannot list a P.O. Box address. Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or approved guardian. Children age six and older need updated photos at specific ages. If the custodial parent can't attend, bring the notarized Parental Consent/Release (CR‑2152, page 2).
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Bringing a child to visit at Hardeman County Corrections? A missing photo or consent form can get you turned away at the door. Use this checklist to make sure everything's in order before you go.
If you want to visit someone at Hardeman County Corrections, the CR-2152 is the first hurdle. Here's how to get the form, fill it out correctly, attach the right photo, and submit it so it gets approved without avoidable delays.
Getting approved to visit starts with the TDOC Visitation Application (CR-2152). Fill it out completely, include the right photo, and return it on time—that's how you avoid the most common reasons applications get held up.
Visiting someone at Hardeman County Corrections starts with getting on the approved visitor list. The key step: a completed Visitation Application (CR-2152) with a current photo.
Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right paperwork and leave the wrong items at home. Use this checklist to make sure you're approved, documented, and won't get turned away at the door.
Hardeman County Corrections should approve or deny CR‑2152 visitation applications within 30 days of receiving them.
No. You must use a street address. P.O. Box addresses are not allowed on the CR‑2152.
You'll need a completed, notarized Parental Consent/Release (CR‑2152, page 2). This form designates an authorized guardian and provides consent to searches when the custodial parent or legal guardian can't accompany the child.
Bringing a child to visit at Hardeman County Corrections usually goes smoothly when the paperwork lines up with TDOC visiting rules. This guide covers what counts as a child, when a photo is required, what you need for ID and birth certificates, and when notarized consent is necessary if the custodial parent can't attend.
Phone calls at Hardeman County Corrections follow Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) rules: your loved one calls you, your number must be approved, and funding depends on which account type you choose. Here's how it all works—including the current rate and every deposit option available to families.
Phone calls at Hardeman County Corrections follow Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) rules. Here's how calling works, what it costs, how the approved-number list works, what to do in an emergency, and how to add funds for calls or accounts.
