How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
To visit someone at LaGrange County Jail, you'll need to apply through Indiana's state visitation portal and complete the electronic visitation application (State Form 14387). After submitting, staff will run background and warrant checks. You can't schedule anything until your account is approved and you're on the inmate's approved visitors list. Visits may be in-person or by remote video, but hours, scheduling windows, and procedures vary. Confirm current rules on the LaGrange County Jail page before you go. For video visits, use a device with a working camera and audio, and sign in early to test your connection and complete the check-in steps.
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Apply through the state visitation portal and complete the electronic visitation application (State Form 14387). Then wait for staff to complete background and warrant checks and approve you before you schedule a visit.
Only people who are on the inmate’s approved visitors list and have been cleared by staff can visit. Clearance includes background and warrant checks.
Video visits may be available along with in-person visits, but availability and hours vary, so check the facility page for specifics. For a video visit, use a device with a working camera and microphone and sign in early to test your connection.
Trying to reach someone at LaGrange County Jail? The phone, mail, and visitation procedures need to be confirmed directly with the jail. Below are the county contact details we can verify, plus what to double-check before you plan a trip or build your schedule around a visit.
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