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Build a concrete plan for the first 90 days after release from incarceration — the ID, benefits, housing, check-ins, and money moves that have to happen in order, before they cascade into a crisis. Use when asked I'm getting out of prison what do I do first, reentry plan, just got released and I'm overwhelmed, or first steps after incarceration. Produces a sequenced week-by-week plan for the highest-priority setup (ID and documents, parole/probation compliance, benefits, housing, phone, bank, health/meds), the deadlines that carry real consequences, a triage of what's urgent vs. what can wait, and where to get reentry support. Not legal advice; points to reentry services.

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# First 90 Days Out

The first months after release decide a lot — and everything feels urgent at once with the fewest resources you'll have. This turns the chaos into a sequence: what to set up in week one, what follows, which deadlines carry real consequences (parole check-ins above all), and what can safely wait — plus where to get help — so the early days build a foundation instead of a crisis.

## What This Skill Produces

- **A week-by-week sequence** — the setup in the order it unlocks: parole/probation check-in, ID and vital documents, phone, benefits application, housing, bank account, health coverage and medications
- **The consequence deadlines** — the dates that carry real penalties (parole/probation reporting above all) flagged first and hardest
- **An urgent-vs-wait triage** — what genuinely must happen now vs. what can follow, so effort isn't scattered
- **The document chain** — how ID unlocks benefits, benefits unlock housing, etc., so it's tackled in an order that actually works
- **A support map** — reentry programs, parole/probation resources, case managers, and what each can do for you
- **A "when you're overwhelmed" reset** — the single next thing to do when it's too much

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