Legitimate ESA Letters
From Licensed Therapists

• Step 1: Take our quiz online to see if you qualify for an ESA
• Step 2: Order your pets' ESA for federal protections anywhere you live or move.
• Step 3: Your ESA request is review by a licensed doctor and approved within 24-48 hours
• You can take our brief pre-screening quiz by clicking here to determine if you're eligible

The purpose of an ESA letter is to provide a legal document that certifies a person's need for an emotional support animal as part of their treatment protocol for mental illness. The letter gives them the legal right to have their ESA live with them and travel with them under specific conditions. An ESA letter is the only binding legal document that affords rights to individuals experiencing emotional and mental health disabilities.

A therapist will review your letter and send it to you within 1-2 business. If approved, you can download a digital copy of your letter immediately.

An emotional support animal (ESA) offers comfort and emotional relief tied to a person's mental or emotional health condition. Unlike service animals, there are no breed or species restrictions for ESAs, so long as the animal is appropriate and the need is clinically supported. The types of animals that can serve as an ESA can be varied. The most common ones are: dogs and cats.

Our therapists can complete reasonable accommodation verification forms for $49.99. Some housing providers may ask invasive health questions, which therapists may not be comfortable answering. Privacy is our priority.

When you take our quiz we collect information to match you with a therapist that has experience with your case and can meet your specific needs. We have experience with every kind of ESA situation - multiple pets, breed restrictions, weight/size restrictions, traveling across state lines, immediate turnaround, etc. We are confident we can help you with your specific ESA needs and if we can't, we will refund your money 100%.

• Our Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letters are fully compliant with the Fair Housing Act. These are the two primary laws the dictate the terms by which individuals like you may leverage an ESA Letter for mental health purposes and live with a designated emotional support animal in situations where you otherwise would not be able to.
• We employ a vetted network of licensed and qualified mental health professionals who possess the credentials necessary to write a certified ESA Letter.
• Our website is also HIPAA Compliant, ensuring that your information is protected according to nationally mandated federal law.

Our mental health professionals should be able to contact your landlord to verify the legitimacy of your letter. Should your landlord request a validation of your letter, please have them reach out to your therapist using the contact information on your ESA letter. In the unlikely event that your letter does not work as intended and we've tried to make it work with the landlord we will refund your purchase 100%.

Our ESA letters contain the following:

• The official letterhead of the mental health professional.
• Their business, contact information, and signature.
• Their license information which allows anyone to check the status of their license.
• Their confirmation that you meet the definition of a disability and recommendation for an emotional support animal.

The Fair Housing Act (FHA) prohibits discrimination in housing, including that related to disability, race, religion, color, national origin, sex, and familial status. Anyone seeking to rent or buy a home, get a mortgage, or receive housing assistance is protected under the FHA. There are additional protections that apply specifically to federally-assisted housing.

• The Fair Housing Act requires housing providers such as landlords or management companies to allow the possession of animals that work, provide assistance for, or perform tasks that benefit individuals with qualified medical disabilities – or that provide emotional support to individuals to reduce a symptom or effect of a disability.
• The Fair Housing Act also requires individuals, who wish to possess a service or support animal, to follow specific criteria relevant to the type of support needed.
• For an emotional support animal, the individual has to speak with a licensed mental health professional in the state they reside and receive a prescription of an ESA Letter in order to qualify.

• Once you have a proper ESA Letter, your landlord is required by the Fair Housing Act to allow you to keep your designated emotional support animal with you at your place of residence.
• Sometimes landlords create barriers for individuals in attempt to refrain from accommodating legitimate ESA's. If this occurs please reach out to your assigned mental health professional to validate or assist in verifying your legitimate ESA letter.