How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Anyone 12 or older needs to complete a visitation application before visiting Lowell Correctional Institution. You're limited to one application per person, and it must be signed—unsigned applications won't be processed. Submit your completed application by email or U.S. Mail (Lowell provides a specific email address for this). Don't make the trip until the inmate confirms you've been approved. Read the attached visitation policies carefully before you go. Applications with blanks or false information will be denied. Providing false or misleading information is a second-degree misdemeanor and can result in permanent suspension of your visitation privileges. By submitting the application, you acknowledge that criminal background checks are part of the approval process.
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**Warning:** Do not visit Lowell Correctional Institution until the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved.
Lowell CI's visitation application is straightforward—but small, avoidable mistakes can get you denied. Follow these steps to complete the DC6-111A form correctly the first time.
Trying to send money to someone at Lowell Correctional Institution by money order? There's one rule that catches people off guard: your money won't go through unless you're on their Approved Visitors List. Here's what that means and how to get approved.
Once you've submitted your Lowell CI visitation application, the most important thing is simple: wait. Don't try to visit until you're told you're approved. Here's what happens next, what can derail your application, and what to do in the meantime.
No. Don’t visit until the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved.
Anyone age 12 or older who wants to visit must complete the visitation application. Only one application is allowed per person, and it must be signed or it won’t be processed.
Submit the completed, signed visitation application to the institution by email or U.S. Mail. Lowell provides a specific email address for visitation application submissions.
No. You can mail a money order for someone in Florida DOC without creating or logging into a JPay account.
Mailing a money order for someone at Lowell? Treat it like a paperwork packet: correct payee, accurate form details, nothing extra in the envelope. Use the checklist below to make sure it gets accepted and processed without delays.
Sending a money order through JPay is one of the more straightforward ways to get funds to someone at Lowell Correctional—if you follow the paperwork rules exactly. Most delays come from missing contact info, incomplete deposit slips, or mailing to the wrong address.
