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Removing Yourself from a Visitor List: What to Do for Topeka Correctional Facility

Want off someone's approved visitor list at Topeka Correctional Facility? The process is simple, but you'll need to put your request in writing.

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Removing Yourself from a Visitor List: What to Do for Topeka Correctional Facility

Send a letter to the facility's Visitation Clerk asking to be removed from the resident's visitation list. Include the resident's name and KDOC number so staff can locate the right file. Keep it brief and to the point. Save a copy for yourself in case you need to follow up.

Note: If you’re removed from the list (whether by your request or the resident’s request), you can’t re-apply to visit for at least 180 days.

Questions about the process? Call Topeka Correctional Facility at 785-559-5100 and ask for the Visitation Clerk. They can confirm where to send your letter or help if you're having trouble with the online visitation scheduler.

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