How to Apply for Visiting Approval at Toledo Correctional: Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The Adult Visitor Application (DRC-2096) is how the institution decides whether to approve you for visits. Fill it out carefully - answer every question fully, truthfully, and accurately. Leaving items blank or providing false information can get your application denied. Staff are looking to confirm that your visits would positively support the incarcerated person's adjustment and reentry. Take your time and double-check that everything is complete before submitting.

Documents

• ✓ A legible copy of your photo ID (included with your visitor application)

• ✓ If you’re currently on probation or parole: a letter from your probation/parole officer granting you permission to visit

Submit your application by U.S. Mail, email, fax, or in person. Whichever method you choose, plan ahead - you can't visit until your application has been processed and approved. If you're aiming for a specific visit date, get your paperwork in early so you're not left waiting.

Once your application arrives, staff verify the information and decide whether to approve or deny it. This is why complete, honest answers matter - missing details or inaccuracies can stall the process. When a decision is made, the incarcerated person is notified. You won't be allowed to visit until you've received approval.

After you're approved, there's one more step: register at gtlvisitme.com to schedule your visit. This registration is what lets you book a time slot once your name is cleared.

First Visit Items

• ✓ A complete Visitor Application (DRC2096)
• ✓ A signed Declaration of Understanding (DRC2554)
• ✓ Signed General Visiting Instructions (DRC2274)
• ✓ A copy of your bona fide identification (a legible photo ID copy)