How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visitation at Larned Correctional Facility starts with getting on the resident's approved visitor list, which holds up to 20 people. Married residents must list their spouse as the primary visitor; unmarried residents can designate anyone and may be able to change it under facility rules. The resident will get a visiting request form from their unit counselor and give it to you. Complete it and mail it back to begin registration. KDOC runs a criminal background check on every applicant—you can't visit until you're officially approved. After approval, register (free) and schedule your visit through ICSolutions at icsolutions.com. In-person contact and non-contact visits are free. Offsite and video visits scheduled through ICSolutions have a fee charged at booking.
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Visiting Larned goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, leave prohibited items behind, and know what gets a visit denied or cut short. Here's your quick checklist before you head out.
Getting approved to visit at Larned Correctional Facility starts with paperwork—but your loved one inside has to request it first. Once you understand the flow, it's a straightforward mail-in process.
Getting approved to visit at Larned Correctional Facility starts with paperwork the resident sends you, followed by a background check and facility approval. Here's how the process works and what can slow it down.
Managing a visitation list comes down to paperwork and timing. Once you understand the 20-person limit and how approvals work, planning visits gets a lot easier.
Visiting someone at Larned? All scheduling goes through ICSolutions. After you're approved by Kansas DOC, you'll use your ICSolutions account to book an in-person visit or offsite video session.
Larned limits each resident to 20 approved visitors, so a little planning goes a long way. Here's how the cap works, what the
At Larned, who can visit your loved one depends on their KDOC incentive level. Understanding the level system and the
Bringing a child to visit at Larned takes some planning. The biggest issues families run into? Approval status, the adult/guardian requirement, and having the right documents at check-in.
Your first visit to Larned goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, keep your pockets empty, and know what can get you turned away at the door. Here's how to avoid the most common problems.
The resident needs to give you a visiting request form from their unit counselor. Complete it and mail it back to start the process. KDOC will run a criminal background check, and you can't visit until they approve you.
Once KDOC approves you, register or log in at icsolutions.com to schedule your visit. In‑person contact and non‑contact visits at the facility are free, but offsite/video visits scheduled through ICSolutions charge a fee at scheduling.
Yes—minor children can visit if they're approved and accompanied by an approved parent or legal guardian. Minors may be barred from visiting if the resident is managed as a sex offender, so confirm the resident's status before planning a trip.
Tried to send money and hit a dead end? You're not alone. At Larned, trust account money and tablet account money go through different companies—use the wrong one, and your deposit won't go through.
Phone calls, tablet messages, and money deposits at Larned all go through different companies. Here's a quick breakdown of which vendor handles what—and exactly how to set up each account so your loved one can reach you.
Scheduling a visit at Larned starts with one non-negotiable step: getting set up in ICSolutions. Once you're registered and approved, booking is quick and easy to repeat.
