SELF-SURRENDERING - WHAT YOU CAN BRING: (P5580.08)

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SELF-SURRENDERING - WHAT YOU CAN BRING: (P5580.08)

1. Wedding band, Bible, under $100.
2. Bring verification if you have had all your Flu and COVID vaccines and boosters.
3. Prescriptions for Medical Devices and Medications (2-3 weeks recommended; at worst, they are thrown out); at best, they are available for your use. When surrendering on weekends or holidays, the BOP may allow these to be used if not available from their on-site pharmacy, medical devices, and glasses (that are not made with metal).
4. ID: birth certificate, passport, driver’s license, and social security card. Copies or originals: It depends on how long your sentence is, and whether you will remember where and who holds your document originals.
5. Cash may or may not be allowed, but you can try: $320 ($370 in November and December). Otherwise, use either Money Gram or Western Union, as the funds will be deposited within hours.
6. Legal papers (not your PSR) can include your Medical File and personal contact list. List of personal names (including phone numbers and addresses). Type on the back of a page from your court case, and put it in an envelope labeled ‘Legal’ to take with you when you self-surrender.
7. Schedule your list of books you’d like to read to start being sent (2 at a time) 2 days before your arrival, lasting most of your pre-calculated stay.
8. Don’t arrive at lunchtime.
9. Do present to the higher security facility if you are expecting a satellite camp.
10. Speeding is sometimes understood at three mph over the limit when driving to surrender.
11. Arrive early.

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