How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Before you can visit Lunenburg Correctional Center, you need approval. Every visitor—including minors—must submit an online visitor application and background authorization to the DOC Central Visitation Unit. Once approved, your application stays valid for three years, so plan to renew early to avoid gaps. Book visits through the Visitation Scheduler up to 14 days ahead. The facility allows one visit per weekend maximum. Non-contact visits happen on Wednesdays, while face-to-face contact visits run Saturdays and Sundays. Bring a government-issued photo ID matching your application, follow the dress code, and arrive about an hour early for security screening. Minors must be listed on an approved adult's application and accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or another approved adult.
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Submit the online visitor application and background authorization to the DOC Central Visitation Unit and wait for approval before you try to visit. AFOI can help you complete the application, but it can’t check your status after submission—contact DOC staff for updates.
You can schedule approved visits in the Visitation Scheduler up to 14 days in advance, and you’re limited to one visit per weekend. Lunenburg offers non-contact visits on Wednesdays and face-to-face (contact) visits on Saturdays and Sundays.
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that matches your application (for example, a driver’s license, military ID, or passport for non-U.S. residents). Dress conservatively—clothing must cover from the neck to the kneecaps, appropriate underwear is required, and you must wear footwear; revealing or provocative clothing is not allowed. Arrive about one hour early for security screening, and don’t expect food, drinks, or vending access during screening.
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