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Inmates can visit by live video using virtual technology on an institutional computer. This allows inmates to develop and maintain family and community ties when in-person visits are not possible. Video visitation does not replace in-person visits but it gives visitors another way to communicate with an inmate.
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Here you will find a collection of forms needed to visit an inmate in an institution. Please read all instructions carefully. Make sure you have filled out all appropriate forms, and gathered all required information, before submitting your visitor application.
Potential visitors must complete the entire form and ensure all required documentation (if applicable) is enclosed. Failure to do so will result in your form being returned or delayed in processing. The visitor may also call the institution for help with any forms related to visits. If the visitor does not have internet access, CSC can mail the form to the visitor, or the visitor can pick up a form in person at a CSC institution.
1.Select the form you wish to complete.
2.Print the form.
3.Complete the form by hand.
4.Sign the form.
5.Send the completed form by mail to the institution. Address it to:
Form 1279 Institutional Access CPIC Clearance Request
All potential visitors must complete a CPIC Clearance request form and send it in with their Visiting Application and Information Form. If you refuse to submit a CPIC application, or forget to send it with the Visiting Application, then your application will not be accepted.
All potential visitors are assessed on their own individual merit and will be reviewed by the Visit Review Board. The truthfulness of the visitor will be assessed and should there be a criminal record a review will be completed on the impact this conviction could have on the safety and security of the institution.
Form 0653 Visiting Application and Information Form
Please read this carefully as failure to complete this form properly could result in a delay of the approval process.
When filling out Form 0653 Visiting Application and Information, answer all questions and sign in the applicable spaces. You are required to submit:
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the visiting room; public washrooms; the approved route to the visiting area; Searches. All visitors may be subject to a search before they are allowed to visit an inmate. Staff may visually inspect the contents of a visitor’s: purse; bag; packages; Before entering the visiting area, visitors may be asked to leave purses, bags and packages in ...
ours Females 1:00-3:00pm, 7:30-8:30pm (daily), Males 2:00-4:00pm, 6:30. 0pm (daily). Same visiting times for people in remand and those that are sentenced. Visiting Details Remanded pris. ners are allowed two visits a week; sente. prisoners are allowed two visits a week. Visiting times do not chang.
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Mar 20, 2024 · However, each inmate is only permitted two visits per week, and each visit is restricted to a length of 20 minutes. Lawyers, on the other hand, enjoy more flexibility with their visitation hours. They can visit any day of the week between the hours of 6:00 pm and 8:30 pm, without any limit on the number of visits. Metro East Detention Centre
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The purpose of this guide is to provide you with general information on the rules, routines, and services available to you while you are an inmate in a provincial, adult correctional institution. If you have a Human Rights Code related characteristic or need that impacts your ability to read or understand the information in this guide (language ...
