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Visitation may refer to:
In law:

In United States Law, the term for the right of a non-custodial parent to visit with their children, elsewhere known as Contact (law)

An official visit, usually for purposes of inspection, and the record of that visit. Both in English and Spanish (colonial) history. In religion:

The Visitation, a Christian liturgical feast day (31 May or 2 July) commemorating the visit of the Blessed Virgin Mary to St. Elizabeth as recorded in the Gospel of Luke 1:39.

Tablet of Visitation refers to specific prayers used in Islam and the Bahá'í Faith while visiting the shrines of its founders, saints or martyrs.

Canonical visitation is an inspection made by a clergyman authorised under canon law, such as an archbishop, bishop, or archdeacon.

a Funeral Visitation, in the United States and Canada, a funeral custom where a mourner visits the deceased person's family and views the body lying in the casket, either at a funeral home or church. In history:

Heraldic visitations were made to establish the right of a person to bear arms, and are used today in genealogical research. In popular culture:

The Visitation (book) a 1999 contemporary Christian novel by Frank Peretti.

The Visitation (film) a 2006 film based upon the above book. Other:

Supernatural Visitation, an experience of presence or communication between the recently deceased and their spouse or progenyFurther Information

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