How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Oshkosh Correctional Institution (OSCI) takes some planning, but the rules are straightforward. General-population inmates can have up to three in-person visits per week on designated days and hours. Only people on the inmate's approved visiting list can visit—if you're 16 or older, bring an acceptable photo ID for check-in. Groups are limited to three adults and six people total (children count toward that number), and kids must be accompanied by at least one adult. Don't show up too early: you can't enter the lobby until 10 minutes before your scheduled visit. Expect metal-detector screening. If you can't clear it after three attempts, you'll be turned away.
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Scheduling your first visit can feel overwhelming when there's a new system to learn. At Oshkosh Correctional Institution (OSCI), you'll use ICSolutions to book both in-person and video visits for people in General Population.
Scheduling your first in-person visit at Oshkosh Correctional Institution (OSCI) comes down to picking a time that works within the facility's visit windows and following the entry rules carefully—skip a step, and you could get turned away at the door.
General-population inmates at OSCI may have up to three in-person visits per week. The facility’s schedule and any limits still apply, so follow the posted rules when planning a visit.
OSCI sets designated in-person visit days and general visiting hours, and you’ll need to follow the facility’s posted schedule. You also can’t enter the lobby until 10 minutes before your scheduled visit start time.
You must be on the inmate’s approved visiting list to visit, and visitors age 16 and older need an acceptable photo ID at check-in. You’ll go through metal-detector screening; if you can’t clear the detector after three attempts, you won’t be allowed to enter.
Sending mail to someone at Oshkosh Correctional? Here's what you need to know: personal (non-legal) mail gets processed offsite through TextBehind. That means a different mailing address, specific rules for photos, and no cash or gift cards in the envelope.
