Find an Inmate at Southeastern Correctional Complex
Search for an inmate at Southeastern Correctional Complex and get help with contacting an inmate, visitation, and sending money.
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Enter first and last name to look up an inmate at Southeastern Correctional Complex.
Overview
Florida's Offender Search database covers felony offenders sentenced to the Florida Department of Corrections—it won't show people in county jail or county-level custody. For those, you'll need separate local tools. Results can change quickly and may contain errors or miss final dispositions, so treat the information as a starting point rather than an official court record. Search by last and first name, then add details like date of birth or a booking number to narrow down similar names. If you spot an error or need help with records, contact the DOC Bureau of Classification and Central Records using the phone number listed by DOC.
After You Search
Quick Facts
- The Offender Search database contains public-record information on felony offenders sentenced to the Florida Department of Corrections.
- The Offender Search does not include offenders sentenced to county jail or county custody.
- Search results can change quickly and may contain errors or omit final dispositions, so they are not official court records.
- For questions or corrections about offender information contact the DOC Bureau of Classification and Central Records at the number the Department provides.
Common Questions
Does the Offender Search include county jail inmates at Southeastern Correctional Complex?
No. Florida’s Offender Search covers felony offenders sentenced to the Florida Department of Corrections and does not include offenders sentenced to county jail or held in county custody.
How accurate is the offender information in the Florida Offender Search?
Results can change quickly and may include errors or miss final dispositions—don't treat it as an official court record. If you find an error or need a correction, contact the Department of Corrections Bureau of Classification and Central Records using the number provided by DOC.
What details will I typically see when I look up an offender?
You’ll typically see details like name, date of birth, race/sex, location, charges, booking date/time, bond status, and a mugshot when available. If you’re getting too many similar results, use extra filters like date ranges or a booking number to narrow matches.
Related Guides
How to Get Approved to Visit Someone at Southeastern Correctional Complex
Getting approved to visit at Southeastern Correctional Complex starts with the Florida DOC visitation application. Follow the submission rules and wait for approval before you travel—that's how you avoid the most common delays.
How to Send Money to an Inmate at Southeastern Correctional Complex (Without Getting It Rejected)
To add money to an inmate's account at Southeastern Correctional Complex, you'll need to send funds to the appropriate Service Center using one of three accepted payment types: a U.S. Postal money order, a cashier's check, or a certified bank draft. Stick to these options. Anything else can get refused and delay the whole process.
Visiting Hours and Check-In Deadlines at Southeastern Correctional Complex
Visiting hours at Southeastern Correctional Complex are Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.