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Phone and video services at Kewanee Re-entry Center have moved to ICSolutions. To get calls or schedule a video visit, register with ICSolutions and use their system rather than calling the facility directly. Domestic calls are billed at $0.008 per minute. If you still have money in a Securus Advance Connect account, those balances don't transfer automatically. You'll need to contact Securus to request a refund for leftover funds. People in custody cannot receive incoming calls. They can only call numbers on their approved calling list, so make sure you're added before expecting a call. Video visitation also runs through ICSolutions and is limited: generally one video visit per day with up to three approved visitors. Restrictive-housing rules are tighter, allowing only two visits per week during specific weekday hours.
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Two things matter if you're waiting for phone calls: being on your loved one's approved calling list, and making sure your phone will actually accept the call. Here's how the list worksâand what to expect as phone service switches from Securus to ICSolutions.
Writing someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center? Here's what you should know: most personal mail doesn't arrive as paper. It gets scanned and delivered as a digital copy on a tablet â and certain materials won't make it through at all.
Mailing someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center? Here's what gets scanned to their tablet, what won't be copied, and what kinds of envelopes and extras can get your mail rejected.
If your loved one is in an Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) facility, regular mail won't arrive as paper. It gets scanned and delivered digitallyâso what you send needs to scan well and meet IDOC's guidelines.
Two main ways exist to pay for phone contact with someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center: fund calls through an ICSolutions Friends & Family prepaid account, or add money to the person's trust account so they can buy phone minutes through commissary.
Mailing a letter, card, or photos to someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center? Expect it to be scanned and delivered digitally â not as the original. Here's how Illinois DOC's scanning process works, what still arrives as originals, and how to avoid common delays.
Trying to get phone calls from someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center? There are two pieces to get right: your number has to be approved, and the calls have to be paid for.
Want to get phone calls from someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center? First, your number needs to be on their approved calling list. Then you'll decide how to pay: either through an ICSolutions Friends & Family prepaid account, or with minutes they purchase through commissary.
Need to contact Kewanee Life Skills Re-Entry Center or send mail to someone there? Here are the phone numbers, fax, and addresses you'll need.
You must be on the incarcerated person's approved calling list. They add contacts by writing the facility. You should also register with ICSolutions to set up any required account or verification on your end.
Domestic calls cost $0.008 per minute under ICSolutions. You can pay by creating an ICSolutions Friends & Family prepaid account, or by adding funds to the incarcerated person's trust/commissary account so they can purchase minutes.
Schedule video visits through ICSolutions by registering with the vendor and using their scheduling system or app. Generally, one video visit per day is allowed with up to three approved visitors. Restrictive housing is limited to two video visits per week during specific weekday hours.
Securus Advance Connect balances do not transfer automatically to ICSolutions. Contact Securus using their refund phone number or website to request a refund for any remaining funds.
Kewanee Life Skills Re-Entry Center offers academic classes and career-focused job training. If you want to help a loved one make the most of their time there, these are the programs worth asking aboutâplus practical ways to support them from the outside.
Getting approved to visit someone at Kewanee Re-entry Center is a straightforward process, but the order matters. Start by confirming where the person is housed, make sure you're on their approved list, handle the first-visit paperwork, and then schedule online.
Trying to visit someone in an Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) prison? Your first step is getting approved. Here's how to handle it when the facility won't confirm anything over the phone.
