How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Lucile Plane State Jail starts with the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler. You must create your own account (staff cannot do it for you). Sign up with a valid email, and you'll receive a 7-digit validation code to finish setup. Create a password that meets the listed requirements, then fill out the Background Questionnaire. Every question must be answered. Missing items will show in red. Enter phone numbers in the required format (XXX XXX XXXX). To add the person you want to visit, click Add Inmate, search by TDCJ number or an 8-digit SID, list your relationship, and request approval. The scheduler offers Regular, Contact, Non-Contact, and Video/Tablet visits (these are not the same as Securus Video). Dates with an existing visit won't appear. Select a date and click Review Available Times.
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Before you get in the car, confirm the person you're visiting is actually at Lucile Plane State Jail and eligible for visitation. Assignments change. Privileges get revoked. A last-minute transfer can turn your drive into a wasted trip. Use official TDCJ resources to verify their location and status—don't assume last weekend's details still apply.
Before you can schedule a visit at Lucile Plane State Jail, you need to add the inmate to your profile in the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler. Here's how to do it.
Adding someone to your visitor profile starts with the right ID number, followed by a relationship request the unit has to verify. Here's how it works — and what to do if you get stuck.
To schedule an in-person visit in TDCJ, you first need to create an Online Visitation Scheduler account. Here's the exact process, step by step.
Want to schedule an in-person TDCJ visit? You'll need to set up an Online Visitation Scheduler account first. Here's the catch: the email address you register with is permanent. Take your time and get it right from the start.
Before you can request a visit at Lucile Plane State Jail, you need to set up your TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler account. Here's the exact workflow—from registration to adding an inmate to your profile.
Visiting at Lucile Plane State Jail starts online. Once your account is set up, a quick pre-trip check helps you avoid getting turned away at the unit.
If you can't remember your TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler password, you can reset it right from the login screen using the email address tied to your account. Just make sure you use the exact email you originally registered with. The system doesn't allow email changes after the fact.
Can't remember your TDCJ Visitation Scheduler password? You can reset it directly from the login page. Just enter your email address and click the
Go to the TDCJ Online Visitation Scheduler and create your own account. Staff cannot create one for you. Register with a valid email, then enter the 7-digit validation code sent to that email to complete setup. Create a compliant password and finish the Background Questionnaire. Every question must be answered before you can move forward.
No. Once an account is created for an email address, the account cannot be deleted and the email address cannot be changed.
The scheduler lists Regular, Contact, Non-Contact, and Video/Tablet visits. Video/Tablet visits are scheduled through the same system, but they are not the same as Securus Video.
Staying in touch usually means visits, phone calls, and helping with basic funds. Here are the key steps and details to verify before you make the trip or set anything up.
You can add money to an inmate's Trust Fund at Lucile Plane State Jail by sending a money order or cashier's check. These are the accepted paper deposit options.
Money you send goes into the person's Inmate Trust Fund. At Lucile Plane State Jail, you have several deposit options: money orders or cashier's checks, monthly checking account debit (ACH), and a handful of third-party services including Access Corrections secure deposits, ACE (America's Cash Express), eCommDirect via Texas.gov, JPay, and TouchPay.
