Bringing Kids to Visit at Noble County Jail: Required Documents & ID Rules (Including Teens and Married Minors)
Kids under 18 can visit Noble County Jail, but only if they're immediate family - a son, daughter, brother, sister, or grandchild of the inmate. They must be accompanied by an approved adult visitor. Minors can't enter on their own, even if you're their parent or guardian.
Bring paperwork proving the child is immediate family. A birth certificate or adoption papers will work. Have these ready at check-in to avoid delays.
Teens over age 15 need their own U.S. government-issued ID. Your ID won't cover them - staff will ask for separate identification at check-in.
Married minors are a special case. If someone under 18 is married to the inmate, Noble County Jail will allow the visit once you provide proof of marriage.
Bring photo ID for everyone: All visitors must show a picture U.S. government-issued ID, including the adult who is accompanying a minor.
Practical Checklist
- ✓ An approved adult visitor to accompany any child under 18
- ✓ Proof the child is immediate family (examples: birth certificate or adoption papers)
- ✓ For minors over age 15: the minor’s U.S. government-issued ID
- ✓ If the visitor is under 18 and married to the inmate: proof of marriage
- ✓ Picture U.S. government-issued photo ID for every visitor (including the accompanying adult)
Tip: Bring relationship documents with you - not later. Every ID you present must be a picture U.S. government-issued ID.
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