One price. Pay once.
The digital kit holds every form, every letter, and the checklist in order. A printed, mailed copy is coming soon. One payment. No subscription, no card kept on file.
- Social Security form, filled in
- State license and vehicle forms
- Passport, IRS, voter and USPS
- The ordered checklist
- Letters to your bank, employer, insurers and utilities
- Ordering certified copies in your state
- Lifetime re-download
One price today. A printed, mailed copy is coming soon.
Everything, delivered instantly.
The same kit, on paper, mailed to you.
Not on sale yet.
- The whole kit printed and mailed to you
With the digital kit: if an agency rejects a form we filled in, we prepare it again free for a year.
Two questions first, so we don’t sell you something you can’t use.
In detail
Digital
$49Everything, delivered instantly.
- Your Social Security form (SS-5), filled in on the official PDF
- Your state’s license and ID requirements — form, fee, deadline, what to bring
- The right passport form for your dates: DS-82, DS-11, or the free DS-5504
- What the IRS, your election office, and the Postal Service need
- The ordered checklist, with time and cost against every step
- A written notification letter for every organization that takes one — banks, employers, insurers, utilities
- Guidance on ordering certified copies in your state
- Lifetime access to your kit
Coming soonThe printed copy isn’t on sale yet, so it isn’t offered at checkout. It will be +$40 when it is.
Printed
Coming soon$89The same kit, on paper, mailed to you.
Not on sale yet.
- Everything in Digital, yours to download straight away
- The whole kit printed and mailed to you, first class
- A cover sheet listing what’s inside and what to do first
- Nothing to print, collate, or chase — it arrives ready to sign
The part everyone underestimates
The government steps are the ones with deadlines, so they get all the attention. The ones that bite are the others: a bank that still has your old name when you try to deposit a check, an insurer whose policyholder name doesn’t match your ID, a W-2 in January in a name you haven’t used since spring. Those need a letter each, and writing fifteen of them by hand is what people find out about months later. Every letter your list comes to is written for you.