How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Paul Rein Detention Facility uses Securus Video Connect for remote video visits. You can schedule and join sessions through the free Securus platform (web or app). Schedules and fees vary, so confirm details before making plans. Before any visit—virtual or in person—the incarcerated person typically needs to add you to their approved visitor list. You may also need to complete a visitor application. Submit any required paperwork following the facility's instructions, then wait for formal approval before traveling or expecting an in-person visit.
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Use Securus Video Connect (on the web or the free Securus app) to schedule and join video visits. Make sure the incarcerated person has added you to their approved visitor list before you try to schedule, then follow any facility-specific prompts or notifications.
Yes. The incarcerated person usually must add you to their approved visitor list before you can be approved to visit.
No. Submit the visitor application the way the facility instructs and wait for formal approval before traveling or expecting an in-person visit.
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