How do I locate someone at Joe Corley?
At ice.gov/locator, enter the A-number or first and last name with country of birth; the spelling must match the detention record. After that, call (936) 520-5000 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., the information number on ICE's page, updated August 6, 2026. Have hyphenated names, aliases and date of birth ready. People held here cannot take incoming calls. The main line, (936) 521-4000, takes urgent messages with the full name, A-number and your callback number. If the search fails, try the Houston Field Office at (281) 774-4816. The ICE facility list entry for Conroe covers the site only.
What are the visiting days for men and women?
ICE lists Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, plus approved federal holidays. Men visit from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and women from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The page shows no Tuesday or Wednesday hours. It also gives no visit length or visitor limit, so ask at (936) 521-4000 before you travel. All family and social visits are non-contact. Adults need valid, verifiable government-issued identification, and minors need an adult guardian aged 18 or older.
How do I put money on a Joe Corley account?
ICE names ConnectNetwork GTL at (866) 732-9098 or gtlconnect.com. GTL now operates as ViaPath, so expect that branding. You can also mail a money order to Joe Corley Processing, 500 Hilbig Road, Conroe, TX 77301, with the person's name on it. ICE warns against mailing cash, and funds arriving by mail are credited with a receipt. GEO's page mentions a commissary without instructions, and ICE's page publishes no commissary or phone account procedure, so ask at (936) 521-4000. Tablet messaging is explained at gettingout.com, which now opens my.viapath.com.
Where do packages and letters go in Conroe?
The street name changes on ICE's own page. Its address block and money order address say 500 Hilbig Road, while its package address says GEO – Joe Corley Detention Facility, 500 Hilbig Street, Conroe, Texas 77301, and GEO's page also says Street. Contact the Facility Warden there before sending a package, and ask at (936) 521-4000 which spelling to use. Only items needed for travel or release qualify, with deportation officer approval. Someone being removed may have 1 small piece of luggage. Letters must carry the last four A-number digits and the sender's name and address.
How do lawyers schedule, and how do I find the court?
In-person attorney visits run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days a week, including holidays, and walk-ins are still allowed. Video visits moved to ERO eFile on January 5, 2026, in 60-minute slots, while legal calls go through jcpcattys@geogroup.com or (936) 521-4000. Representatives have a limit of 2 hours a day. ICE's page names no court, so use our hearing lookup guide or 1-800-898-7180. For release questions see bond hearings; ICE Houston also lists the Houston contract facility in Texas.