How to Submit Your Visitation Application to Suwannee CI (Email vs. U.S. Mail)
To request visiting privileges at Suwannee CI, you'll need the Florida DOC
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Suwannee C.I. starts with getting approved. Each prospective visitor needs to complete their own visitation application—one form per person—and submit it by email or U.S. Mail. The VisitApp‑Mailbox‑List PDF lists the Florida Department of Corrections submission addresses. Anyone 12 or older must fill out the form. Make sure it's signed and complete. Unsigned forms or applications with blanks won't be processed and may be denied. Don't travel to the facility until the inmate confirms your application was approved (this guidance appears in both English and Spanish). The department runs criminal background checks, and providing false information can lead to criminal charges and permanent suspension of visitation privileges.
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To request visiting privileges at Suwannee CI, you'll need the Florida DOC
Before sending your DC6-111A to Suwannee CI, run through this quick checklist. These are the issues that get applications denied most often.
Only after the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved. Don't travel to Suwannee C.I. before receiving that confirmation.
Submit one completed visitation application per person by email or U.S. Mail to the institution. Use the VisitApp‑Mailbox‑List PDF to find the correct FDC submission email addresses.
If you leave blanks or forget to sign, the application won’t be processed and may be denied. The department also runs criminal background checks, and false information is treated as a second-degree misdemeanor and can lead to permanent suspension of visitation privileges.
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AdvancePay is a prepaid phone account you control and add money to so you can receive calls from an incarcerated loved one. With AdvancePay, you (the person receiving the call) are the one paying for the call, using the funds you’ve already loaded onto the account.
To receive phone calls from someone at Suwannee C.I., you'll need an AdvancePay prepaid account through ConnectNetwork (GTL). Once funded, call costs are deducted from your balance when you accept.