Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Phone calls from North Dakota State Penitentiary (ND) are billed at .079 cents per minute. New arrivals receive two initial five-minute calls. To get on a resident's calling list, submit a completed, signed Telephone Application. NDSP accepts electronic submissions or printed forms. Applications for NDSP should be mailed to Securus following the facility's instructions. Once approved, you may need to set up an account with the facility's phone vendor and add funds before calls can go through. To permanently stop calls, press option 6 during a call or contact the facility to have your number removed from that person's contact list.
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Setting up phone calls at North Dakota State Penitentiary (NDSP) comes down to two things: getting on your loved one's approved calling list and deciding who pays for the calls.
Trying to connect with someone at North Dakota State Penitentiary (NDSP)? Start with phone calls and the visitation approval process. A few small details matter a lot, especially if you want to avoid getting your number blocked.
Phone calls are often the fastest way to stay connected, but calls from NDSP won't start—or keep going—until the paperwork and billing are handled. Here's how the calling list works, where to send the form, and what you'll pay.
Calls from NDSP are billed at .079 cents per minute.
Submit a completed, signed Telephone Application to be added to a resident's calling list. NDSP accepts electronic submissions or printed forms. Applications should be mailed to Securus as instructed.
New residents receive two initial five-minute telephone calls when they arrive at NDSP.
To permanently block calls, press option 6 during a call. You can also contact the facility to have your number removed from that person’s contact list.
Visiting someone at NDSP starts with getting approved. Once you know which application to use and what the department checks, the process is straightforward.
Before you can visit someone at North Dakota State Penitentiary (NDSP), three things need to happen: you complete a visitation application, get pre-approved, and have your name added to the resident's visitation list. Don't plan a trip until all three are done.
Visiting someone at NDSP starts with one key requirement: you need to apply and get approved before you can be added to their visitation list or schedule a video visit. Here's how it works.
