Emotional Support Animal - Fast ESA Letter

Emotional Support Animal

An emotional support animal is an animal that provides a therapeutic relationship to persons who have a mental disability. An Emotional Support Animal is intended to alleviate symptoms of mental illness and improve the quality of life in the individual with the disability.





OUR Licensed Professionals

Each of our licensed mental health professionals are legally able to provide psychotherapy and teletherapy. They are each licensed in their respective states, and have degrees ranging from licensed medical doctors, licensed social workers, to licensed professional counselors. Each professional is required to maintain their license and is committed to continuing their education through courses and workshops. Your letter will contain all of your professional's educational credentials and license information (including number, date of issue, and state where it was issued) on their official letterhead.


WHY CHOOSE ESA LETTERS TODAY?

Our standard is to provide an incomparable experience for our clients. Our process is simple, quick, and offers a variety of options to fit your needs. We are not only obliged to providing a quick, affordable service for our clients, we have made sure that this service is compliant with all laws and standards of ethics. We are not willing to offer anything less than exceptional service.

Laws Govern ESA's

Housing

  • The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988

  • Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973

  • Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Once approved, your Emotional Support Animal is part of your treatment for your disability. Housing authorities or landlords are not able to charge for any type of pet deposits or pet rents. Additionally, airlines cannot charge any fees associated with your Emotional Support Animal.


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