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Frequently Asked Questions
No, we believe in transparent pricing.
It typically ranges from $89 to $149 depending on your needs.
Yes, it’s signed by licensed healthcare provider under relevant laws.
Yes, landlords are legally required to accept a valid ESA letter under the Fair Housing Act.
A valid ESA letter must be on a licensed professional’s official letterhead with their signature and license number. It also needs to confirm your disability and explain how the animal specifically supports your mental health.
To qualify as a service dog, the animal must be individually trained to perform specific tasks that directly mitigate a handler’s physical or mental disability which limits major life activities.
Yes, any breed can be a service dog and businesses cannot exclude a dog based on breed alone. Many handlers use a leash & tethered (required by law), and vest, ID tags and cards (optional) so their service dog can move freely without distraction.
When a disability is not obvious, businesses may only ask if the dog is a service animal required for a disability and what specific tasks it performs; they are strictly prohibited from requesting medical proof or a task demonstration.
Generally, a landlord cannot deny you housing for having an ESA unless the specific animal is proven to be dangerous or causes an undue financial or administrative burden on housing management.
Yes, ESA owners are exempt from pet fees by law.
Yes, all personal health data is handled securely and privately.
Yes, our services are based on the Fair Housing Act and ACAA.
Common ESAs include dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds.
There is no federal limit, but landlords may have housing space rules.
Just fill out our pre-screening form to begin the process.
Usually within 24 to 48 hours after evaluation.
Airlines now require pets to travel as regular pets, but ESA letters may still help.
You’re protected under the Fair Housing Act for housing and sometimes local travel rules.