There are two main levels of probation: supervised probation and unsupervised probation. Supervised probation involves regular meetings with a probation officer, usually on a monthly basis. The probation officer monitors the individual's progress, ensures compliance with probation conditions, and may provide guidance or referrals to support services. Unsupervised probation typically requires monthly verification of progress through mail or paperwork. The individual on probation submits documentation to verify compliance with probation conditions, such as employment records or community service hours. They may also be required to report any changes in address or contact information.