Utah State Corrections Facility

Visiting at USCF depends on the day, so confirm the visit type before you sign up. Video visits run Monday through Thursday, while in-person visits are held Friday through Sunday. You're limited to one sign-up per visiting day. Multiple sign-ups for the same day will be denied. Recording or photographing any portion of a video visit is strictly prohibited and can lead to suspension of visiting privileges. To get approved, complete the required visitor application and consent forms, then mail or deliver them to the visiting office PO Box address listed for USCF or CUCF (follow the instructions on the application). Plan ahead: visits are typically scheduled in advance, and you'll need to follow identification and dress rules and wait for confirmation.

Staying in touch with someone at Central Utah Corrections Facility typically means phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging. For visit scheduling and the quickest response, email uspscheduleavisit@utah.gov. Send application questions to uspvisiting@utah.gov. Video visits require you to register and schedule in advance through the facility's vendor. You'll also need to email a copy of your government-issued photo ID to the address listed for your location: cucfvisiting@utah.gov for CUCF (Gunnison), or uspvisiting@utah.gov for US Prison (Draper). The visiting office accepts mailed applications too and provides contact options for submissions and follow-up. If you can't log in using a ThrIVE password you were given, call DOC phone support to request a replacement.

Money sent to Central Utah Corrections Facility goes into an inmate trust account, which covers commissary purchases, phone time, and other services. Before depositing funds, confirm what the inmate can buy and which services are tied to the account. Common deposit methods include lobby kiosks or ATMs, approved online or vendor services, in-person payment windows, and mailed money orders, but verify which options this facility currently accepts. If you mail a payment, most facilities require a money order or cashier's check made payable exactly as instructed. Include the inmate's full name and ID. Never mail cash or personal checks. Only use vendors the facility explicitly lists. Unapproved third-party services may be rejected, and vendor accounts can become inactive or expire under their own policies.