DC6-111A Visitation Request Form PDF Details

This file: Part 1 of 2: Visiting Request. The Visitor Rules you agree to follow are in Part 2.

Where to send: Submit this completed form by e-mail or U.S. Mail to the institution where you are requesting to visit.

Blanks: DO NOT LEAVE blanks, doing so will cause your application to be DENIED.

Not applicable: When items do not apply, write in NA (not applicable).

One form: Only one form per person.

Before visiting: Please DO NOT visit until the inmate notifies you of your approval.

Sign: Be sure to sign the form in the space provided or it will not be processed; a parent or legal guardian also signs if you are under 18 years old.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameDC6-111A Visitation Request Form
Form Length2 pages
Fillable?Yes
Fillable fields94
Avg. time to fill out16 min
EditionEffective 03/23
Matches the agency's fileYes, checked October 25, 2026
Other namesDC6-111A, Request for Visitation Privileges, FDC visitation request form
Official sourceForm DC6-111A (Effective 03/23)

How to Fill Out Form DC6-111A

Form DC6-111A at a glance

What it is: Form DC6-111A (Effective 03/23) is the Request for Visitation Privileges Application of the Florida Department of Corrections.

Who signs: Add your Signature, the Date and your Print Name (Last, First, Middle Name).

A filled-in Form DC6-111A example: a mother applies to visit her son

Form DC6-111A example filled out, example: a mother applies to visit her son
An inmate's mother fills out Form DC6-111A to visit her son. She is 46, not on probation or parole, so the supervising agency circle stays empty. The picture shows the filled form, and its names and figures are sample values. She signs on April 2, 2026, so her age is 46. Nothing goes in the parent or guardian lines because she is over 18 years old. She writes NA where an item does not apply to her.

How to fill out Form DC6-111A, box by box

Inmate, DC# and your relationship

Form DC6-111A example filled out, inmate, DC# and your relationship

Enter the Inmate Name, the Inmate's Department of Correction Number (DC#) and Your Relationship to the Inmate (mother, friend, penpal,etc).

Mark No or Yes for Are You a Victim of this Inmate's Crime?

Complete Home Address and Phone Numbers

Form DC6-111A example filled out, complete Home Address and Phone Numbers

Under Complete Home Address, enter the Physical Address/Apt. #, City, County, State and Zip Code.

Under Phone Numbers, enter Home, Work and Cellular numbers, each with the area code.

Employment Status

Form DC6-111A example filled out, employment Status

Under Employment Status, enter the Place of Employment and mark No or Yes for Have you ever worked for the Florida Dept. of Corrections (employee, volunteer, contractor, vendor, etc.). List dates, location, and positions held.

Background

Form DC6-111A example filled out, background

Mark No or Yes for Have you ever been arrested or received a criminal citation or a notice to appear in court to respond to criminal charges?

Mark No or Yes for Did you ever help this inmate commit a crime? Mark No or Yes for Were you ever in prison? Enter the Dates & Location of each imprisonment, the Prison # and what you were convicted of for each imprisonment.

Probation/Parole and the supervising agency

Form DC6-111A example filled out, probation/Parole and the supervising agency

Mark No or Yes for Are you currently on Probation/Parole? If yes, circle one agency that is supervising you: State, Federal, County, Dept. of Juv. Justice or Other.

If Probation/Parole has been terminated, indicate date of termination. Say what you are on probation/parole for.

Enter the Name of Probation Officer and the Phone number of Probation Officer.

Other inmates, denied visits and where you met

Form DC6-111A example filled out, other inmates, denied visits and where you met

Mark No or Yes for Are you approved to visit any other inmate? Enter their name(s) and DC#(s).

Mark No or Yes for Have your visitation privileges ever been denied, suspended, or terminated? Please explain.

Circle one for Where did you meet this inmate: Pen pal, Neighborhood, Work, Family, Prison or Other.

Certify, sign and submit, with a parent or guardian if under 18

Form DC6-111A example filled out, certify, sign and submit, with a parent or guardian if under 18

You certify all the information above is complete, accurate, true and that you have read all of the Visitor Rules in Part 2 of this application and agree to follow these rules.

Giving false information is a second-degree misdemeanor and could result in the permanent suspension of your visitation privileges.

Criminal background checks will be made.

Add the Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian if under 18 years old, with the Date and Print Name (Last, First, Middle Name).

Submit this completed form by e-mail or U.S. Mail to the institution where you are requesting to visit.

More rules for Form DC6-111A

Persons 12 years old and older wanting to visit must complete this form.

Only one form per person.

Do not leave blanks, doing so will cause your application to be denied. When items do not apply, write in NA (not applicable).

Supplying false or misleading information results in your application being denied.

Continue on attached sheet if necessary for any item.

Be sure to sign the form in the space provided or it will not be processed.

Do not visit until the inmate notifies you of your approval.

Sources

[1] Form DC6-111A (Effective 03/23), Request for Visitation Privileges Application, Florida Department of Corrections (the Official source link on this page).

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