Visiting, mail, money and calls at FDC Miami

Rules the Federal Bureau of Prisons publishes for its prisons, plus what we hold for FDC Miami. Each item names its source and the day it was checked; check the source before you travel or send money.

How to look someone up

The facility's own search, the wider list and the phone number
Federal prisoners are listed in the federal inmate search (BOP); the result names the prison that holds them.
Call FDC Miami at (305) 577-0010 with the person's full name and date of birth.
Number from HIFLD Prison Boundaries, a public federal facility dataset (data edited October 2025)

Visiting

How to schedule a visit and the rules
You can only visit if the person has put you on their approved visiting list and the BOP has cleared you; the person mails you a Visitor Information Form after they arrive. FDC Miami posts its own visiting rules and schedule (PDF).
Source: BOP General Visiting Information, FDC Miami visiting regulations, read Oct 14, 2026

Sending mail

The mailing address and how to write it
Inmate mail to FDC Miami:
Committed name and register number
FDC Miami
P.O. Box 019120
Miami, FL 33101
Source: FDC Miami on bop.gov, read Oct 14, 2026

Sending money

Accepted ways to deposit money
Never send money to the prison. Deposits go through MoneyGram (receive code 7932), Western Union (code city FBOP, DC), or a money order to Federal Bureau of Prisons, committed name and register number, Post Office Box 474701, Des Moines, Iowa 50947-0001.
Source: BOP Stay in Touch, read Oct 14, 2026

Phone and video calls

Which phone service and how calls work
You cannot call in. People in federal prison call numbers on their approved contact list, and calls are monitored. Email runs through TRULINCS; you accept the invitation through CorrLinks.
Source: BOP Stay in Touch, read Oct 14, 2026

Address and phone

Where it is and how to reach it
Street address: 33 Ne 4th Street, Miami, FL, 33132.
From HIFLD Prison Boundaries, a public federal facility dataset (data edited October 2025)
Phone: (305) 577-0010. People held here cannot take incoming calls.
From HIFLD Prison Boundaries, a public federal facility dataset (data edited October 2025)
Website: bop.gov.
From HIFLD Prison Boundaries, a public federal facility dataset (data edited October 2025)

How these things work in general: visiting, sending money, mail, phone calls.

Questions about FDC Miami

How do I find out if someone is in FDC Miami?

We do not collect a public roster for this facility. Use the federal inmate search to look for someone, or call the facility to confirm whether they are held there.

Where is FDC Miami?

FDC Miami is in Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida. The street address we have on file is 33 Ne 4th Street, Miami, FL, 33132.

What is the phone number for FDC Miami?

The phone number we have on file is (305) 577-0010. People held there cannot receive incoming calls.

How do I visit someone at FDC Miami?

Federal prisons only allow visits from people on the person's approved visiting list, and approval can take several weeks. Visiting days and hours are set by each institution and can change at short notice. Before you go, call (305) 577-0010 or check its website.

Can I call someone at FDC Miami?

People in federal prison call out to numbers on their approved contact list, paid from their own account, and you cannot call in. They can also send and receive monitored email through TRULINCS.

How do I send money to someone at FDC Miami?

Federal deposits go through MoneyGram, Western Union or a money order to the BOP lockbox in Des Moines, Iowa, never to the prison.

How do I send mail to someone at FDC Miami?

Inmate mail goes to FDC Miami, P.O. Box 019120, Miami, FL 33101, with the person's committed name and register number.

Is searchinmates.org run by this facility?

No. searchinmates.org is a private website and is not affiliated with any government agency. We copy information from public sheriff and corrections sources, and it may be out of date. Always verify with the facility.

Prison listings come from a public corrections source and may be out of date. searchinmates.org is a private website, not affiliated with FDC Miami or any government agency.