Video Visit Dress Code at Richmond County Jail: What’s Allowed and What’s Not
Video visits at Richmond County Jail have a dress code—and staff enforce it. Keep things simple and camera-appropriate, and you'll avoid warnings or interruptions.
Your video visit at Richmond County Jail isn't private. Staff can see everything on screen, which is why both Richmond County Jail and PayTel require you - and anyone with you - to dress and behave appropriately throughout the call. Think of it like walking into a supervised public space. Even if you're calling from home, avoid anything sexually explicit or overly revealing. What shows on camera matters, and staff will step in if your appearance doesn't meet policy.
Specific Clothing
- ✓ Swimsuits
- ✓ Exposed underwear
- ✓ Skin-tight garments (including leotards and bodysuits)
- ✓ Halter tops, tube tops, or thin-strapped shirts
- ✓ See-through clothing
- ✓ Low-cut tops
- ✓ Shorts or skirts cut higher than 3 inches above the knee
Everyone participating in the video visit needs to stay visible on camera. If someone's in the room but off-screen, that can cause problems. Keep the visit limited to people who are actually taking part, and make sure they remain in view the whole time.
Note: Don’t allow children to be visible on camera unless they are completely dressed. If they aren’t fully dressed, keep them off-camera for the entire visit.
Richmond County Jail and PayTel enforce these dress and behavior rules during all visits, including video calls. Break the rules and your visit can be cut short - plus it may affect your ability to visit in the future.
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