How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Kings County Jail starts with scheduling. The jail offers Remote Video and Onsite Video visits, and you must register or book through the facility's scheduling system before showing up. Many California jails use an online portal where you create or claim an account, sign in, choose your visit type, and reserve a time. You can usually schedule from a computer, smartphone, or tablet. Bring a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, and make sure you're on the incarcerated person's approved visiting list (some facilities also require visitor questionnaires or background checks). Follow the dress code closely: low-cut shirts, tube tops, and tank tops are prohibited, and staff will turn away noncompliant visitors. Check the Kings County visitation page for current hours and sign-up windows.
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Kings County Jail uses video visitation, and you'll need to register or schedule before you visit. Start by choosing the type of visit you want, then check the dress code so you don't get turned away.
Kings County Jail requires visitors to register or schedule visits through the facility’s scheduling system. Many California jails use an online portal where you claim an account, sign in, choose the visit type, and then book a time.
Kings County Jail offers two options: Remote Video visits and Onsite Video visits.
Low-cut shirts, tube tops, and tank tops are not allowed. If you do not follow the dress code, staff can turn you away.
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