Tabor Corrections Inst., NC
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How to Schedule Your First In-Person Visit at Tabor Correctional Institution
Planning your first visit to Tabor Correctional Institution? Here's the key thing to know: in-person visits are by appointment only. NCDAC facilities also offer video visits, which gives you a backup option if you can't make the trip or you're still working through the approval process.
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How to Send Money to a Loved One at Tabor Correctional Institution (online, phone, or money order)
Getting money onto an offender's account shouldn't be a guessing game. Here are the deposit options for Tabor Correctional Institution, plus the rules that most often cause deposits to get delayed or rejected.
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How to Send Mail to Someone at Tabor Correctional Institution (TextBehind rules)
Regular (non-legal) mail to someone at Tabor Correctional Institution doesn't go straight to the prison mailroom. North Carolina's prison system uses TextBehind to screen and scan non-legal mail, then deliver it electronically to the person's tablet. That's why the addressing rules are so strict—your envelope routes to TextBehind first, not Tabor.
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Visitation
- In-person visits at Tabor CI are by appointment only; visitors should call or email the prison to schedule and confirm the day before.
- A completed visitor application must be approved by facility staff before a visit can occur.
- Each offender may have up to 18 approved visitors, including adults and minors.
Communication
- Video visits at Tabor Corrections Inst. use the Getting Out Visits app.
- Video visits are limited to visitors who are approved by the facility/vendor.
- In-person visits are arranged by appointment and visitors should schedule and confirm ahead of time.
Mail & Letters
- All non-legal mail to Tabor inmates is screened and scanned by TextBehind and delivered electronically to the offender’s tablet.
- Address non-legal mail to TextBehind: include the offender’s name and OPUS number, full facility name, and P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131.
- You can request return of your original mailed letter within 30 days for a $2.50 fee; originals are shredded after 30 days.
Sending Money
- Tabor uses ViaPath (ConnectNetwork/TouchPay) to accept web, mobile, phone and walk‑in deposits to offender accounts.
- Only people identified as approved visitors for an offender may deposit funds to that offender's account.
- Mail money orders payable to TouchPay with the deposit slip to TouchPay Holdings, LLC, P.O. Box 174, Houston, TX 77001‑0174.
Facility Info
- Tabor Corrections Institute uses a mail-processing system described as eliminating contraband in incoming mail.
- Offenders at Tabor may possess only one pair each of work boots, tennis shoes, and shower shoes at any given time.
- Mail and packages sent to correctional facilities are commonly screened and increasingly processed via scanned or electronic-mail systems to reduce contraband.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
Tabor Correctional Institution offers both in-person and video visits, but in-person visits require an appointment. Call or email to schedule, then confirm the day before. Before visiting, your visitor application must be completed, reviewed, and approved by facility staff—and you must be on the offender's approved list. Each offender can have up to 18 approved visitors, including adults and minors. Under normal circumstances, offenders get one visiting session per week, lasting up to two hours. Security is strict: visitors 16 and older may be pat-searched and have electronic devices checked. Cell phones, smartwatches, and camera-equipped devices are prohibited. You'll also pass through a metal detector and need to follow the dress code.
Read full guideCommunication
Video visits at Tabor Corrections Inst. run through the Getting Out Visits app, and only approved visitors can connect. You can schedule a session ahead of time or start one on-demand, either from home or using kiosks at the facility. For in-person visits, plan on making an appointment—schedule ahead and confirm before you go. Phone calls, messages, and tablet services typically require an account with the facility's approved communications vendor. Use their portal or app to manage services and add funds.
Mail & Letters
All non-legal mail at Tabor Correctional Institution goes through TextBehind. Letters are screened and scanned, then delivered electronically to the offender's tablet—not as physical mail. When writing, include the offender's full name and OPUS number, spell out the complete facility name, and send it to TextBehind at P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Want your original letter back? Request it within 30 days and pay a $2.50 return fee. After 30 days, TextBehind shreds the original. Packages are a different story—TextBehind returns all packages to sender, so contact Tabor directly for package rules and approved vendors. Religious correspondence courses and sacred texts need pre-approval. If approved, they must ship directly from the vendor or publisher to the facility, not through TextBehind.
Read full guideSending Money
Tabor Correctional Institution accepts funds through ViaPath (ConnectNetwork/TouchPay). You can deposit online, through the mobile app, by phone, or at walk-in locations—electronic deposits typically post by the next business day. One catch: only approved visitors can add money to an offender's account. Prefer to mail funds? Send a money order payable to TouchPay with the required deposit slip to TouchPay Holdings, LLC, P.O. Box 174, Houston, TX 77001‑0174. Mailed money orders can take up to ten business days to process, though they often arrive sooner. For deposit issues, contact ViaPath at 877‑650‑4249.
Read full guideCommon Questions
Showing 6 of 16How do I schedule an in-person visit at Tabor Correctional Institution?
In-person visits are by appointment only. Call or email the prison to schedule, and confirm the visit again the day before. You must be on the offender’s approved visitor list, with a completed visitor application approved by facility staff, before you can visit.
VisitationHow many people can an offender have on their approved visitor list at Tabor CI?
Each offender may have up to 18 approved visitors. That total can include both adults and minors.
VisitationWhat should I expect at screening and what items are prohibited for visitors at Tabor?
If you’re 16 or older, expect pat/frisk and electronic-device searches; refusing to comply means you won’t be admitted. Cell phones and many wearable or camera-style devices (like smartwatches and smart/AI glasses) are prohibited as contraband. You’ll also go through a metal detector and must follow the facility dress code.
VisitationHow do I schedule a video visit with someone at Tabor Corrections Inst.?
Use the Getting Out Visits app to schedule a video visit or start an on-demand session. Video visits are limited to approved visitors, and both you and the incarcerated person need to be set up in the vendor system before you can connect.
CommunicationCan I visit someone in person at Tabor Corrections Inst.?
Yes, but in-person visits are by appointment only. Schedule ahead of time and confirm the visit before you show up.
CommunicationDo I need an account with a vendor to send messages or start video visits?
Yes. You’ll typically create an account with the facility’s approved communications vendor, then use their portal or app to manage messaging, calls, and video services, including adding funds and managing permissions.
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Did You Know?
At Tabor Corrections Institution in North Carolina you can visit either in person or by video; the North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections (NCDAC) encourages visitation.
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