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→Reentry Roadmap FLFlorida · The first 90 days, in order
Florida

Home. Now what, in what order?

Tell us where you are — just out, on probation, a year on — and what you need first. In a few seconds you get the first 90 days in order: ID, supervision, benefits, work, voting rights, your record. Official sources only. No account. Nothing stored.

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How it works

Thirty seconds. Then the first step.

01

Say where you are

Release date, supervision, the conviction, what you need first. No names. Nothing is saved.

02

Get the order

This week, this month, the longer steps — each with where to go and what to bring.

03

Work the list

A dated 90-day checklist and the script for the first call to the clerk — in the full version.

Why this exists

Everyone says 'get your life together.' Nobody says in what order.

The first 90 days decide a lot: a missed report, a license that stays suspended, a job application with no ID, a voter registration filed a year too early. Each step has an official door and a document you need first. This puts them in order for your situation.

Plans

Always free for the person coming home. Organizations can cover their community.

Nobody should pay for a list of public services. A reentry program, church, library or probation office that helps people every week can put its name and number on the page.

Reentry programs, churches, libraries
$49per month

Your name and phone number in the 'Who helps' section for your county, the full 90-day checklist for everyone you serve, and a printable version in English and Spanish.

  • Your organization on the page for your county
  • Unlimited full checklists and clerk scripts
  • Printable checklist for intake
  • Cancel any time
Counties & coalitions
$199per month

For a county, a public defender's office or a reentry coalition: your contacts first for every person in the county, Spanish and English.

  • Your reentry contacts first, county-wide
  • Unlimited full checklists
  • Monthly count of needs by step (no personal data is ever stored)
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The roadmap for the person coming home is free, every time, with no limit.

Common questions

Are my voting rights back after my conviction?

Under Florida's Amendment 4, most people with felony convictions regain the right to vote after completing all terms of the sentence, including probation, parole, and any fines, fees or restitution ordered. Convictions for murder or a felony sexual offense require clemency instead. Confirm with your county clerk of court that everything in your sentencing documents is paid, or get a written answer from the Florida Division of Elections, before you register — this tool is not a lawyer and cannot predict your eligibility.

What ID do I need first and where do I get it?

Start with the release ID or inmate ID from FDC or the county jail, then use that to get a Florida ID or driver license from FLHSMV, then a birth certificate from the Florida Department of Health (or your state of birth), then a free replacement Social Security card from SSA. Reentry programs and many county clerks can help with these documents and fees, but this tool doesn't process any of them for you.

Can I get my record sealed or expunged?

Generally only if you were never adjudicated guilty of that charge — a withhold of adjudication, a dismissal, or charges never filed — and only once in a lifetime, after you get a Certificate of Eligibility from FDLE's Seal and Expunge program. A conviction (adjudication of guilt) generally cannot be sealed or expunged in Florida. This tool can't predict whether your specific case qualifies — check FDLE's page or legal aid.

Will this help me get a job?

It points you to CareerSource Florida for job search and training, the Federal Bonding Program (bonds4jobs.com), which gives employers a free fidelity bond to hire someone with a record, and the Work Opportunity Tax Credit as a point in your favor with employers. Florida law also limits when a state occupational license can be denied for a conviction, but the licensing board still decides — this tool doesn't guarantee any job or license.

Is it really free? Is what I paste stored?

Yes, using the roadmap yourself is free — the $49 and $199 plans are only for reentry programs, churches, libraries, counties and coalitions that want to offer it to others. Nothing you enter is stored, and there's no account. Remember this tool is not a lawyer or probation officer and can be wrong, so confirm supervision rules with your officer, voting eligibility with the clerk or Division of Elections, and your record with FDLE before acting.

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