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How to Set Up Video Visits with Someone at Limon (And Who Must Be Approved)

Video visits at Limon Corrections Facility are easy to set up once you're approved. The main thing to know: you can't schedule anything until you're on the person's approved visiting list. And everyone who appears on camera needs to be approved too.

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How to Set Up Video Visits with Someone at Limon (And Who Must Be Approved)

Before you can schedule video visits, you need to complete the visitor approval process. Start by filling out the Visitor Application (AR 300-01A) and sending the completed, signed form to the facility where the offender is housed. Here's something that catches people off guard: only one adult name is allowed per application. If multiple adults want to visit, each person needs to submit their own application.

Along with the application, submit a copy of a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID. Pay attention to the address: the address on your photo ID needs to match the address you write on the visiting application, or the application may be denied.

Once you're approved and on the inmate's visiting list, you can create a video visitation account and schedule visits through Securus. Not approved yet? You'll need to wait - approval has to happen first.

During a video visit, every person who appears on camera must be on the inmate's approved visiting list. This includes anyone who steps into view, even for a moment. If an unapproved person shows up on screen, the facility can end the visit and suspend visiting privileges. Visiting from a shared space? Position your camera so only approved people are visible.

Video visits have basic visibility requirements. Both the offender and the approved visitor must be clearly identifiable - no covered or obscured faces. Nudity of any kind is prohibited. If your face won't show clearly on camera, adjust your position and lighting before the visit starts.

How to Set Up Video Visits with Someone at Limon (And Who Must Be Approved)

Practical Checklist

  • ✓ Submit a completed visitor application (AR 300-01A) and get approved before trying to schedule a video visit
  • ✓ Make sure every person who could appear on camera is an approved visitor on the inmate’s visiting list
  • ✓ Set up and schedule your video visit through Securus only after you’re approved
  • ✓ Check your camera view so faces are clearly visible and not covered or obscured
  • ✓ Confirm your setup and surroundings follow the rule that nudity is not permitted

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