Michael Vick has arrived at a federal courthouse in Virginia to meet with his probation officer.

The suspended NFL star's visit Friday to the Norfolk courthouse is his first known appearance in public since he left a federal penitentiary in Kansas early Wednesday morning. He began serving two months of home confinement in Hampton on Thursday.

Vick had already had one meeting with probation officials. They came to his house Thursday to equip him with an electronic monitor so they can track his movements until he is released from federal custody July 20.

The former Atlanta Falcons quarterback is serving a 23-month sentence for a dogfighting conspiracy.