What IDs Do You Need to Visit Someone at Kirkland Correctional Institution (Including Children)
Planning a visit to Kirkland Correctional Institution? The most common check-in snag is simple: having the right ID for each child based on their age. Here's what you need for both in-person and virtual visits.
Children of all ages can visit Kirkland Correctional Institution, but ID requirements differ by age. Kids 10 and older need a government-issued photo ID. Kids nine and under need a certified long-form birth certificate instead. Bring the correct document for each child - it's the difference between getting in and getting turned away.
Virtual visits follow the same age-based ID rules. The visitation coordinator will ask to see a photo ID for approved visitors 10 and older. For approved children under 10, you'll need to show a certified long-form birth certificate. If multiple family members are joining, make sure each child has the right document ready before the visit starts.
SCDC Form 19-118 (Authorization for Adult Supervision of a Minor) is required when a child visits with someone other than their parent or legal guardian. This form is only needed for in-person visits - virtual visits don't require it.
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