Meeting with the re-entry people is part of the process of getting in front of the Board. Having a stable plan for reentry is what they want to see on the application for consideration. He is well on his way but this is no assurance that it'll be granted.

Your inmate must petition the warden and give a compelling reason for having to get married while incarcerated. The inmate will be considered if they have a clean record while incarcerated, they've served a good deal of time and if the warden thinks it will help the offender in reentry. It can be done, i actually saw one in the visiting room (federal camp) for an inmate that was in the last 20% of their time. This inmate was highly

depends on the prison system and the custody status of the inmate. also, the time left on the sentence and their behavior while incarcerated are factors that determine whether or not the inmate is even eligible for marriage.

If he has a court date, there would no release date yet. If you want the court information, you need to contact the Clerk of the Court in the county where he was charged. Bail bonds ensure the Court that he will show up for that court date.

The one free call is usually within the first couple hours of detainment. We have heard of situations where they allow a call but it is not free. We do not know what she is being charged with so it'll be difficult to give you an accurate answer on "how long" she'll be there.

We have been sending magazines to inmates for over six years with great success. We are here to help you help your fiance through this tough time. 

Usually within a week of arrival, provided they have gone through the orientation process.

There are no set time period for detainee pick-ups. Depending on the distance the sheriffs must travel to arrange for the transfer, it could be the same date of release OR it could be upto a couple of weeks before they get him. He will get time-served credit for the overlap in time towards the new charge.

Federal: https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/ State: https://offender.tdcj.texas.gov/OffenderSearch/  

Yes, the correspondence will transfer to where the inmate is housed. In the event that an inmate gets moved and the letter comes back, we will resend it for you at no charge.