How to fill out the DC6-111A visitation application for Reception Medical Center (so you don’t get denied)

Don't try to visit Reception Medical Center until the inmate tells you your application has been approved. Show up before that confirmation? You'll get turned away at the door. Fill out the DC6-111A, submit it, then wait to hear from the inmate before making any plans.

Anyone 12 or older who wants to visit Reception Medical Center must complete the DC6-111A visitation application. Kids under 12 don't fill out their own form, but everyone else does - so plan ahead if multiple family members need to apply.

Common Mistakes

• ✓ Don’t leave blanks anywhere on the DC6-111A - blank fields can get your application denied.
• ✓ If something truly doesn’t apply to you, write “NA” instead of leaving it empty.
• ✓ Sign and date the form where required so it can be processed.

The fastest way to get denied? Turning in a form that looks incomplete. Maybe you skipped a question you thought didn't matter. Maybe you left a line blank because you weren't sure. Either way, it's a red flag. Treat every blank like a stop sign: fill it in or write "NA" if it doesn't apply. And double-check your signature and date before submitting.

Checklist Before Submit

• ✓ Every field is completed, or marked “NA” (no blanks).
• ✓ The form is signed and dated.
• ✓ The inmate’s DC# is entered correctly.
• ✓ You’re prepared to wait to visit until the inmate notifies you that you’re approved.

1. Complete the DC6-111A fully - Fill every item in, and use “NA” anywhere that doesn’t apply so you don’t end up with blanks.
2. Sign and date it - An unsigned form won’t move forward the way you need it to.
3. Submit the application as directed for Reception Medical Center - Follow the submission instructions provided with the form/institution process.
4. Wait for the inmate’s approval notice before visiting - Don’t go to the facility until the inmate tells you your application is approved.