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After receiving your parole certificate, it can be anywhere from two to four weeks before you receive an actual release date and named release facility. After receiving your release date, you should then expect actual transfer and release within four to seven days.

Requests by Telephone Inmate parole review status line (prior to being voted by the BPP to be released) - Board of Pardons and Paroles status line at (844) 512-0461. Inmate parole release status line (after being voted by the BPP to be released) - Parole Division status line in Austin (512) 406-5202.

Requests can be submitted by e-mail, U.S. mail, hand delivery, or electronic submission through the TDCJ website as follows: E-mail: PIA@tdcj.texas.gov. Mailing address: TDCJ Public Information Request. PO Box 4017. ... Hand delivery: 2 Financial Plaza, Suite 600. ... TDCJ website: Public Information Act Request Form.

To receive calls from an inmate at any TDCJ facility, you must register your cell or landline phone number at .TexasPrisonPhone.com. You can also call 866-806-7804 to register your landline phone.

“Director's Review Committee” (DRC) is the body of appointed TDCJ administrators with the authority to hear all appeals related to rejected correspondence, publications, and placements on negative mailing lists.

Once all the required information needed for a successful release is attained, a release certificate will be issued contingent that the inmate has an approved residence plan and sent to Records office. There it will be audited, and the release date calculated. These processes take approximately 4-6 weeks to complete.

A: You may contact the Board of Pardons and Paroles status line in Austin at (844) 512-0461. Please have the offender's name, TDCJ-CID number and/or date of birth available to assist the staff in obtaining the correct information. Or, review the results on the TDCJ Inmate Search/Parole Review Information website.

Letters sent to inmates shall include the inmate's name, TDCJ number, unit name, and address on the envelope. All mail addressed to inmates must be received through authorized channels; letters for different inmates should not be included in the same envelope.