Planning an all‑day visit at Topeka Correctional Facility: how to book two time slots the same day

Start with the online scheduler. Topeka's in-person visits must be booked through ICSolutions at www.icsolutions.com. Don't wait until the last minute - scheduling closes 72 hours before visitation begins for that week. Plan a trip too close to the weekend, and you might find yourself locked out of booking entirely. Log in and confirm openings before you travel.

KDOC lets you build an all-day visit by booking two time slots on the same day. Reserve one slot, then grab the second for that same date - as long as availability remains.

This isn't the same as booking across an entire weekend. You can't sign up for multiple days on the same weekend - the two-slot option extends a single day, not stacks separate ones.

1. Go to the ICSolutions scheduler - Use www.icsolutions.com, since in-person visits must be scheduled there.
2. Find Topeka Correctional Facility - Select the facility so you’re looking at Topeka’s available visitation appointments.
3. Pick your visit date - Choose the day you want to visit.
4. Book the first time slot - Reserve one available slot for that date.
5. Book the second time slot (same day) - If it’s available, reserve the second slot on that same date to create an all‑day visit.

• ✓ Schedule at least 72 hours before visitation begins for that week (scheduling closes 72 hours prior).
• ✓ Make sure you’re an approved visitor and you have a scheduled appointment (either through the online scheduler or by contacting the facility visitation clerk).
• ✓ Bring government-issued photo ID for check-in.
• ✓ For visitors under 16 who don’t have photo ID, bring a copy of an official state-issued birth certificate instead.

At Topeka (like other KDOC adult facilities), there are two visitation slots per day: one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Booking both is what turns a regular visit into an all‑day visit window.

Admission depends on two things: approval and an appointment. Only approved visitors who've scheduled through the online system (or contacted the facility visitation clerk) get in. Bring your government-issued photo ID for check-in - or a birth certificate for visitors under 16. If you've booked both slots, follow staff instructions for transitioning between your morning and afternoon appointments.