After a criminal is sentenced to probation, he should report to the judicial office and undergo community correction. The process is as follows: criminals take the materials and copies to the judicial office to declare and file. Then go to the judicial office to report and file a case. From now on, just report in on time until the trial period ends.
What conditions need to be met to apply for probation: 1. Criminals are sentenced to criminal detention or fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years. 2. Based on the criminal's criminal circumstances and repentance, it is believed that the application of probation will not harm society again. This is a fundamental condition for probation. In other words, although some criminals have been sentenced to criminal detention or fixed-term imprisonment of less than three years, the circumstances of their crimes and their expressions of repentance cannot prove that they will not be detained again or endanger society, and they cannot be suspended. 3. The criminal is not a habitual criminal or the leader of a criminal group. Recidivism is persistent, subjective and vicious, and there is a risk of re-offending. Applying probation rarely prevents recidivism. Therefore, even if a repeat offender is sentenced to criminal detention or a fixed-term imprisonment of less than three years, probation cannot be applied.