How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Tomoka Correctional Institution requires a visitation application before you can visit. Once submitted, wait until the inmate tells you you've been approved—don't show up hoping for the best. Anyone 12 or older must complete the application, and you only get one per person. Take your time filling it out. Leaving blanks or providing false information will get your application denied. Worse, false info counts as a second-degree misdemeanor and could permanently ban you from visiting. Follow Tomoka's submission instructions carefully, and check the facility's visitor materials or inmate handbook for scheduling details.
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The DC6-111A visitation application is straightforward, but small mistakes can get it denied. Use this checklist to fill it out correctly the first time—then wait for approval before trying to visit.
Yes. Anyone 12 or older must complete a visitation application before visiting. You only get one application per person, so fill it out completely and follow the facility's submission instructions.
No. Don’t go to Tomoka for a visit until the inmate notifies you that your visitation application has been approved. Waiting for approval helps you avoid being turned away when you arrive.
Leaving blanks or giving false or misleading information will cause your application to be denied. False information is classified as a second-degree misdemeanor and could also lead to permanent suspension of visitation privileges.
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