Write a letter to Tristan Tate
Send a physical letter to Trisitin Tate, register number 52355-506, at FDC Miami in MIAMI, FL.
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- BOP register number
- 52355-506
- Custody status
- Current BOP custody record
- Current facility
- FDC Miami
- Projected release
- UNKNOWN
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Public background
About Tristan Tate
The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) locator lists the official record name as “TRISITIN TATE,” register number 52355-506. Its current result places the record at Federal Detention Center Miami (FDC Miami) and shows the projected release date as UNKNOWN.
Public court and prosecution records use the name Tristan Tate. For mailing, match the BOP record name and register number exactly, and check the live BOP listing and FDC Miami rules before sending; this page does not state that the record holder has been convicted or sentenced.
Why this page uses Tristan Tate and TRISITIN TATE
The BOP result for register 52355-506 spells the first name “TRISITIN.” A June 2026 High Court judgment and the Crown Prosecution Service use “Tristan Tate” for the public figure in related UK proceedings. PieterPost keeps the official BOP spelling for the mail label while explaining the public name so senders can reconcile both records.
The CPS says Tristan Tate faces allegations of sexual assault, rape, and arranging or facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation, and that extradition from the United States is being sought after his arrest there. The BOP entry is a custody record, not a judgment; the CPS also states that its charging decision is not a finding of guilt, and the materials cited here report no final conviction or sentence. The BOP locator lists FDC Miami and release date UNKNOWN.
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About FDC Miami
Trisitin Tate is listed at FDC Miami in MIAMI, FL. This is where PieterPost sends the letter.
- Facility type
- Federal Detention Center
- Security level
- Administrative
- Population served
- mixed
- Facility phone
- 305-577-0010
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Questions about writing to Trisitin Tate
What name and register number should I put on a letter to Tristan Tate?
Use the BOP record name exactly as shown: TRISITIN TATE, register number 52355-506. Include both on the envelope so the mailroom can match the letter to the official record.
Where does the BOP locator place register number 52355-506?
The current BOP locator result lists Federal Detention Center Miami (FDC Miami). Verify the live BOP result and the facility's mailing rules immediately before sending because custody and addresses can change.
Has Tristan Tate been convicted or sentenced in the UK case?
The cited CPS and High Court materials describe charges, allegations, and extradition proceedings. They do not report a final conviction or sentence; do not treat a BOP custody listing alone as proof of guilt.
Why does this page say TRISITIN Tate?
TRISITIN is the first name returned by the BOP for register 52355-506. Public court records use Tristan Tate, so PieterPost keeps the official BOP spelling for addressing mail and explains the public name separately.
Can I send a letter while extradition proceedings are pending?
A BOP listing shows where to check current mail instructions, not whether a letter will be delivered. Use the full name and register number, follow FDC Miami rules, and confirm custody before paying for a letter.
About this page
The details on this page come from the public Federal Bureau of Prisons. PieterPost checked them on August 17, 2026.