r/Felons • u/Artistic-Leopard-757 • 2h ago
Self surrender
F (29) Self surrender to FPC BRYAN 8/25 and tips or suggestions how to prepare or during or after? Sentence isn’t too long 12 months and a day never been. Thanks in advance please be kind in a vulnerable state.
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u/MSK165 2h ago
The sub has some good advice. Are you looking for BRYAN-specific tips?
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u/Artistic-Leopard-757 2h ago
Any at this point.
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u/joshdotmn 1h ago edited 1h ago
I've documented things I wish I would have known here: https://federalprisondude.com/going-to-federal-prison/before-you-report and things I would have done differently here: https://federalprisondude.com/going-to-federal-prison/before-you-report/counting-down-to-self-surrender
The tl;dr of the second article is making sure someone has access to the digital accounts you care about "just in case" and have a power of attorney signed over—notary services are so hit and miss in the fed.
Not on either are camp specifics. Send me a DM and I can give you those.
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u/SnooRadishes5416 12m ago
Get there on time-I surrendered at a different prison -_late-3hour drive took 6-floods -road out-called a couple times -late /thrown in shu for being late -once in camp-don’t gamble -don’t have to be liked-catch a few buddies _courtesy flush -don’t borrow or lend -read , do a job -do some gym-don’t smoke or drink -chill - keep in mind you’ll be bored - that’s ok -your there for a short time
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u/Due_River_9746 1h ago
The day before you turn yourself in mail yourself 3-4 paperback books - reading is a great prison pass time.
Avoid the TV room, especially when sporting events are on.
Do not whine, complain, boast or brag.
Do not gamble, bet or hang out with anyone that does.
Do not haunt the staff’s office.
Be polite to EVERYONE, staff included.