The Premye Ane Survival Pack — $15
Everything a newly arrived Haitian needs to know about the first year in America — written in plain language, in English, with Creole and French where it matters. The conversation you'd have with the cousin who came two years before you and figured it out the hard way.
Get the pack — $15What's inside: 13 modules
- 1. Your first 30 days. The arrival playbook — documents, address, phone, the things that can't wait.
- 2. Your status after TPS. Plain-language explanation of where things stand after the July 2026 TPS termination — what changed, what didn't, and why you need a real attorney for your case. HT
- 3. Work pathways. How people actually earn legally in year one — what's possible, what's risky, and the permits you may qualify for.
- 4. SSN vs ITIN. Which one you need, how to apply, and what to do when nobody will give you one yet.
- 5. A bank account without an SSN. Which banks accept an ITIN or passport, what to bring, and how to avoid the fees that eat new accounts alive.
- 6. Credit from zero. Building a credit file when you don't exist in the system yet — secured cards, reporting, and the mistakes that set you back years.
- 7. Housing. Renting without credit history, reading a lease in America, deposits, and knowing when a landlord is taking advantage of you.
- 8. Driver's license by state. State-by-state breakdown of what you need, including states that don't require an SSN.
- 9. Know-your-rights cards. What to do and say if stopped by police or immigration — keep-on-you cards in English, French, and Creole. HT
- 10. Notario fraud. How the scam works, the red flags, and what a real immigration attorney costs versus what a fake one steals. HT
- 11. Sending money home. Remittances without getting burned — comparing services, fees, and exchange-rate traps.
- 12. Learning English. Free and cheap ways to learn the English you actually need: work, doctors, school, emergencies.
- 13. Vetted help directory. How to find real, free or low-cost help in your city — legal aid, Haitian community organizations, and who to call first.
Who this is for
Anyone Haitian who arrived recently — or is about to — and needs the map: TPS families, newcomers on other statuses, the relative who just got here and is asking you questions you don't know how to answer. If you send it to them, you just saved them months of confusion.
Why $15?
This could have been priced at $49 like everything else on the internet. It isn't, on purpose. The people who need this guide most are the people with the least to spare — new arrivals counting every dollar. $15 is priced so the people who need it can actually get it.
The pack is the trust product: it earns your trust, teaches you the system, and feeds the real mission — connecting you with vetted, licensed help when you need a professional. Nobody here is getting rich off $15. The point is that it reaches the right hands.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal advice?
No. The pack is general information about the first year in America. Your situation is your own — for immigration questions, you need a licensed immigration attorney.
What do I get, exactly?
A digital guide (~40 pages, 13 modules) you can read on your phone or print. Pay once, keep it.
Is it in Creole?
Core modules are in clear English with Creole and French where it matters most — know-your-rights cards and the notario-fraud chapter are trilingual. More Creole content is being added on the Kreyòl Hub.
What if TPS news changes again?
Track it free on our Haiti TPS Status Tracker — it's updated and stamped with the last-verified date.
Can I share it with family?
Buy it for yourself, forward the free stuff widely. The free checklist and know-your-rights cards are made to be shared on WhatsApp.