How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
To visit someone at Snohomish County Jail, register online first. You'll need to provide personal information and a profile photo, plus upload a clear selfie and the front and back of your state-issued photo ID—skip any of these, and you won't get approved. Social visits are remote only; there's no in-person contact for non-professional visitors. Each visit maxes out at 30 minutes. Need a place to video visit? The jail has three free kiosks in the cashier lobby (open 10am–7pm daily), though you'll still need an inmate communications vendor account to use them. Kiosk sessions allow only two adults and/or children—no purses, packages, food, drinks, or weapons. Professional on-site contact visits require scheduling at least 24 hours ahead. Fair warning: bringing contraband can lead to arrest and prosecution under RCW 9A.76.
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Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right ID and nothing that'll get you turned away at the door. Use this quick checklist to avoid surprises at Snohomish County Jail.
Want to video visit someone at Snohomish County Jail? You'll need to register online first. Approval hinges on uploading a clear selfie and photos of both sides of your state-issued ID.
Want to see someone at Snohomish County Jail? Here's the deal: social visits aren't walk-in, and they aren't in-person. Everything happens by video. You'll need to register ahead of time and coordinate with the inmate's available schedule.
Setting up a video visit at Snohomish County Jail comes down to getting registered and approved. Once that's done, you can visit remotely from your own device or use the free kiosks in the jail cashier lobby.
Lobby visits go smoothly when you show up with the right ID and leave the extra stuff behind. Use this checklist so you don't get turned away at the Snohomish County Jail video kiosks.
Register online and provide the required personal information and a profile photo to create your visitor record. You must also upload a clear selfie plus the front and back of a state‑issued photo ID—without these uploads, you won’t be approved.
Social (non‑professional) visits are remote only, and in‑person social contact visits are not allowed. Professional on‑site contact visits are available, but they must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance in 30‑minute appointment slots; some high‑security visits are limited to specific weekday morning and afternoon hours.
Yes—on‑site video visits using the three cashier‑lobby kiosks are free, but you still need an inmate communications vendor account to use them. The kiosks are in the cashier lobby (open 10am–7pm daily), and each kiosk session allows only two adults and/or children. No purses or packages, food or drink, or weapons are allowed; pets aren’t allowed (service animals trained to aid a person with a disability are welcome), and anyone who appears under the influence will be denied visiting.
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