English to Spanish Law/Patents Law (general) New Jersey State Parole Board Handbook

G3. How often will I have to report to my parole officer?

You will be required to report to your parole officer on a regular basis as determined by your parole officer. You may be required to report on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis. You may be required to report on a more frequent basis if you are on a special caseload such as the intensive supervision and surveillance program, the day reporting center program or the electronic monitoring program.

G4. Will I be able to advance my reporting status?

Yes. If you are successfully complying with the conditions of parole and successfully adjusting to
the community, your reporting status may be advanced. Once you have achieved regular reporting status you may be advanced to quarterly reporting status. Thereafter, you may advance to semi-annual and annual reporting status.

Of course, if you are not complying with the conditions of parole and are not making a successful
adjustment to the community, you may be placed on a more restrictive reporting status and placed on a special caseload (see Question G3).