How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Stanly County Jail starts with confirming what's currently allowed—North Carolina facilities may offer in-person visits, video visits, or both, and the setup varies by location. You'll need to be on the person's approved visitor list before scheduling. The incarcerated person typically starts this process by requesting visitor application forms and mailing them to the people they want added. Fill out the questionnaire, provide the ID and background information requested, then return it as instructed and wait for approval. Whether visits are contact or non-contact depends on housing, security classification, and facility rules. If you've blocked collect calls but keep receiving them after 48 hours, contact Securus for additional steps.
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The incarcerated person usually starts the process by requesting visitor application forms and mailing them to the people they want added. Complete the questionnaire and provide the required ID/background information, then return it as instructed so you can be approved before visiting.
Video visits may be available, but it depends on Stanly County Jail’s current rules and scheduling process. Check the jail’s official visitation information or contact the facility to confirm whether video visits are offered and how to book one.
If collect calls continue more than 48 hours after you place a restriction, contact Securus for the additional steps needed to prevent those calls.
Getting unwanted jail calls? You can usually stop them quickly—but only if you're working with the right phone vendor. These steps apply only if Stanly County Jail uses Securus.
