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Planning an in-person visit at NENMCF and hoping for contact? Two things determine whether you'll get one: whether you qualify as "immediate family" under NMCD policy, and whether proof of that relationship has been submitted and accepted.
If you're trying to set up a video visit, start here: this facility does not schedule video visits directly. They're handled through Smart Communication on the inmate tablets. Before you can schedule a video visit, you need to be approved through the New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD). If you haven't been approved yet, complete NMCD's approval process first, then move on to scheduling through the tablet system.
Writing to someone at Western New Mexico Correctional Facility (WNMCF)? The most important thing to get right is the address. New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD) uses a centralized address for non-legal mail—letters sent directly to the facility get returned.
Get your paperwork squared away before your first visit. Here's what to submit, what you'll sign, and how to avoid common delays at Western New Mexico C.F.
Bringing a baby or young child to a visit takes extra planning—search procedures, clothing rules, and contact restrictions all come into play. Here are the practical rules that tend to catch parents off guard at Western New Mexico C.F.
Getting approved to visit starts with the right form and clean paperwork. Use this checklist to complete the New Mexico Corrections Department visitor application correctly the first time, and to stay on top of renewals.
