How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Joe Corley Detention Facility follows ICE standards allowing detainees to maintain ties through visits with family, community members, legal representatives, and consular officials—though all visitation is subject to facility safety and security. Attorney visits work differently: meetings between attorneys (and their assistants) and detainees are confidential, with no auditory supervision, and private consultation rooms are available. The facility posts visitation rules and hours in the detainee handbook and in areas where detainees can see them. For entry, every adult visitor needs a government-issued photo ID—staff verify your identity before admission. Virtual attorney visits through Microsoft Teams offer an alternative to in-person meetings. Non-legal visits may be monitored or recorded depending on the visit type and facility rules.
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Need to speak with a client detained at Joe Corley? VAV (virtual attorney visitation) lets you hold confidential attorney-client meetings by video.
First visits are stressful — mostly because you don't know what they'll ask for at the front desk. Here's what to bring, what check-in looks like at Joe Corley Processing Center, and the numbers to call if you want to confirm anything beforehand.
Virtual Attorney Visits at Joe Corley are strictly for confidential attorney-client meetings over video. If you're a family member hoping to support someone detained there, here's the bottom line: VAV is for legal teams only. Family and friends can't participate.
Virtual Attorney Visitation (VAV) at Joe Corley Processing Center lets attorneys meet with clients privately by video. Here's how it works, who can attend, how to schedule, and the rules that affect your access.
Your first visit will go much smoother when you know exactly what the facility expects at the door. Here's how to confirm the current rules, show up with the right ID, and avoid bringing anything that won't be accepted.
Yes. Attorney visits (including visits by legal assistants) are confidential and not subject to auditory supervision, and private consultation rooms are available. Virtual attorney visits through Microsoft Teams are also offered, and recording of legal visits (virtual or in-person) is prohibited for legal representatives and their staff.
Joe Corley’s visitation rules and hours must be provided in the detainee handbook and posted where detainees can see them. Check the handbook and posted notices for the most current schedule and rules.
Adult visitors must have a government-issued photo ID to be admitted. Staff will verify your identity before you’re allowed to enter.
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