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The document is a Minor Application Form for visitors at Spring Creek Correctional Center, requiring complete information about minors visiting a prisoner. It outlines the necessary details such as the prisoner's and minor's names, relationships, and legal guardianship requirements. The form emphasizes that minors must be on the prisoner's approved visiting list and accompanied by a legal guardian. It also includes consent statements, notary requirements, and instructions for processing the application.

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Can I kiss my boyfriend in prisoner on a visit?

0:00 1:37 Welcome to county office your ultimate guide to local government services. And public records.MoreWelcome to county office your ultimate guide to local government services. And public records.

How to fill a visitation form?

No. They are not allowed phones or access to smart phones in Federal prisons or in most state systems. They do get smuggled in. Phones are one of the most popular contraband found/traded inside prisons.

Can you bring your phone when visiting someone in jail?

0:12 1:37 This is because they are being punished for breaking prison rules or for their own protection.MoreThis is because they are being punished for breaking prison rules or for their own protection. Secondly if an inmate is in transit. They may not be eligible for visitation.

Can you hug someone when you visit them in jail?

Some prisons allow you to keep your cell phone and use it at certain times. This will depend on country and level of prison. The same with your belongings. Otherwise it goes into storage and you get it when you check out, if you ever leave.

Where do they put your phone when you go to jail?

It is against the law to both take someone elses phone and break someone elses phone. In some cases it can even be a crime to destroy information stored on a phone. This is often occurs when an individual deletes information during a criminal investigation.