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How to Visit USP Victorville (CA)

Visiting at USP Victorville is straightforward once you know the schedule and entry rules. Use this as your quick plan before heading out.

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How to Visit USP Victorville (CA)

USP Victorville offers visiting on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and all federal holidays. Visiting hours on those days are 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Before you leave, call the facility to confirm the visiting schedule. A quick phone call can save you a wasted trip if there's been a change or a special procedure that day.

Bring a valid, state or government-issued photo ID. You won't get into any institution within the Victorville complex without one.

Plan your group size carefully. Each inmate is limited to four approved visitors in the visiting room at one time. However, up to three children under age ten can come along beyond that limit, as long as they don't occupy seats during the visit.

Warning: Anyone who is under the influence, or who is in possession of drugs, alcohol, or weapons, will not be permitted into the institution.

Inmates can only bring a few personal items into the visiting room: a wedding band, a white handkerchief, a religious medal or headgear, prescription eyeglasses (no case), and essential medication like an asthma inhaler or a limited amount of nitroglycerine. Any medication is held by the Visiting Room Officer.

How to Visit USP Victorville (CA)

Steps

  • ✓ Call the facility to confirm the visiting schedule before you depart.
  • ✓ Plan around the posted visiting days and hours: Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and federal holidays, 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
  • ✓ Bring a valid state or government-issued photo ID.
  • ✓ Keep your visiting group within the limit of four approved visitors (plus up to three children under age ten who do not occupy seats).
  • ✓ Do not arrive under the influence, and do not bring drugs, alcohol, or weapons.
  • ✓ Know the inmate item limits for the visiting room: wedding band, white handkerchief, religious medal or headgear, prescription eyeglasses (no case), and essential medication maintained by the Visiting Room Officer.

Call USP Victorville at (760) 530-5000 to confirm current visiting hours before you go, especially if you're planning around a federal holiday.

While you're on the phone, confirm the details staff will enforce at the door that day: which forms of photo ID are accepted, the current visitor count rules (including how children under ten are handled), and what personal items inmates can bring into the visiting room.

Reminder: If you have questions about screening or anything that could get you turned away at the door, call the facility before you travel.

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