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Where to Mail Your John Lilley Center Visitor Application

Applying to visit someone at John Lilley Center? Mail your visitor application to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) Visitation Unit at headquarters—not to the inmate or the facility itself.

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Where to Mail Your John Lilley Center Visitor Application

ODOC accepts paper visitor applications at its Oklahoma City headquarters. Address your envelope to the Visitation Unit - not to the inmate, and not to John Lilley Center directly. Sending it to the right office ensures your paperwork lands with the team that handles visitor screening and processing.

Mail your visitor application here: Oklahoma Department of Corrections, Attn: Visitation Unit, P.O. Box 11400, Oklahoma City, OK 73136-0400.

Paper visitor applications for John Lilley Center are still accepted at ODOC headquarters. The key: address it to the Visitation Unit, not the inmate. Send it to the wrong place and you'll slow everything down before the review even starts.

Questions about the form - what to fill out, what to include, where to send it? Contact ODOC directly. They process all paper applications through the Visitation Unit at headquarters.

Where to Mail Your John Lilley Center Visitor Application

Mailing Tips

  • ✓ Address the envelope clearly to Oklahoma Department of Corrections, Attn: Visitation Unit, P.O. Box 11400, Oklahoma City, OK 73136-0400.
  • ✓ Include a copy of the front and back of your driver’s license or state-issued ID with your visitor application.

Don't forget the front-and-back copy of your ID - it's part of the application packet. Leaving it out is an easy way to trigger delays. Include it from the start so the Visitation Unit can verify your information and keep things moving.

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