Harold R Bank Justice Center, GA

Harold R Bank Justice Center offers remote visits you can schedule same-day (up to one hour before start time) or book up to three weeks ahead—available time slots appear on the scheduling site. You'll need an iWebVisit.com account and either a computer with webcam, microphone, and speakers, or an Apple/Android device with reliable internet. For on-site visits, you're limited to one visit per visitation day with a single inmate. Leave personal items in the car—cell phones and purses aren't allowed. No food, beverages, or smoking in the visitation area. Expect to be searched before entry; refusing means you won't get in. Visitors under 18 can't use iWebVisit.com alone and may be blocked until age verification. Sexual or illegal behavior ends the visit immediately, can get you blocked, and forfeits any refunds.

Harold R Bank Justice Center handles video visitation through iWebVisit. Create a visitor account and schedule your session at iWebVisit.com before connecting. Remote visits work on a computer with webcam, microphone, and speakers, or on an Apple/Android device. A strong, stable residential internet connection helps avoid call issues. The detention center offers both on-site and off-site (remote) video visitation, though exact availability depends on the inmate's housing assignment and custodial status—iWebVisit shows general available times. Some services require account setup and funding before your first visit, so get that squared away early. Visits and communications may be monitored. If a scheduled visit gets changed, replacement codes are emailed to the primary visitor.

Personal mail for inmates at Harold R Bank Justice Center goes to a central processing address: JAILATM.com - Cherokee Sheriff's Office Inmate Name / Inmate Number, 925B Peachtree St. NE, Box 2062, Atlanta, GA 30309. Under the mail-scan program, non-privileged mail is opened, scanned, and emailed to the inmate. The processing service may discard the original within 60 days after scanning. The processing center won't accept legal/privileged mail, cash, money orders, personal checks, magazines, books, or publications—and personal mail must be 100 pages or fewer. Legal or privileged mail goes directly to the Cherokee Sheriff's facility, clearly marked "Legal Mail." Staff will open it in front of the inmate. After release, former inmates can request digital copies of scanned mail from JailATM.com by providing their name, inmate ID, and email.

Harold R Bank Justice Center operates under Cherokee Sheriff's Office policies, including a strict zero-tolerance rule for sexual contact, abuse, and harassment involving inmates—whether by staff, service providers, volunteers, or other inmates. If you're looking to restrict an arrest record, the process depends on timing. For arrests before July 1, 2013, apply through the arresting agency, which may charge up to $50. You can also submit an approved Request to Restrict Arrest Record form to GCIC with a $25 fee (money order or certified check payable to "Georgia Bureau of Investigation") sent to GCIC at P.O. Box 37. Follow the form instructions carefully—especially the prosecutor's Approved/Denied/Forwarded section. For visitation, transfers, and contact options, check the facility page since rules vary by site.