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I am applying in November and wanted to start working on getting everything I need to have for November. I have too much free time right now anyway so it will be best for me to work on it now. Does anyone have a list of everything I need to have? What should I work on now?

Have you taken the LSAT? The next test date is Sept 27th and should use the guides on that link to structure your study.

The LSAT will determine the school you can attend. Check out what each school you're interested in requires on their website. In general, prepare a one-page resume, your transcript, 2 letters of recommendation, and a personal statement. You should start preparing your personal statement now.

So your priority list right now:
1) Studying for the LSAT
2) Writing your personal statement
3) Asking for LORs
4) Preparing your resume

Agree with HRomanus I do. Have a person double check all your work before final draft you should

Thanks for the advice! I plan to get started on the PS. I have been studying for the LSAT, yes, taking in September. Is LSAC and CRS pretty easy to figure out/ navigate? I'm marginally computer illiterate

The LSAC website is fairly easy to navigate. If you have problems and ask here, I'm sure someone will help you figure it out.

I highly recommend getting the ball rolling on getting your transcripts and letters of recommendation because these are the two things outside of your control. It can take longer for them to get to LSAC than you anticipate. Ideally, you want to have everything sorted so you can apply as soon as you get your LSAT score. You should also start thinking about topics for your personal statement and maybe get a rough draft or outline started, but don't let it detract from the LSAT which should be your main focus between now and September.