Emotional Support Animal Letter | EZCare Clinic San Francisco

Posted by EZ Care Clinic on September 30th, 2018

Emotional Support Animal – The Main Benefits

An Emotional Support Animal letter can help you both for traveling and housing reasons.

When traveling with an emotional support dog:

• You pay nothing to bring your ESA dog on a flight
• Your ESA dog can sit with you instead of staying with the other pets

When renting with an emotional support dog

• A landlord will be unable to charge extra pet rent
• A landlord will be unable to charge a pet deposit
• A landlord will be unable to reject you for having an ESA pet

Furthermore, you do not have to disclose anything other than your ESA letter to a landlord. They are not entitled to any information on your medical issues and they cannot request a copy of your medical records. Landlords are also unable to require any particular training as eligibility criteria to allow you to rent from then while living with an emotional support animal.

Your ESA pet can also live with you at a college dorm. In fact, some institutions were fined for not adhering by the Fair Housing Act and attempting to disallow these pets at their residence. You’re completely allowed to have an emotional support animal live with you at your dorm, so long as you get an official ESA letter from a state-licensed doctor.

Note: Make sure to keep your Emotional Support Animal letter up-to-date; you should “renew” your ESA letter once a year so it remains valid.

How to Get an Emotional Support Animal Letter?

Book an appointment with us to get started with your ESA certification. We make the process as simple as possible. You can visit our walk-in clinic in San Francisco to take care of everything or we’ll help you finish the ESA application online. Emotional support animal certification can be handled by phone, email or 24/7 via an online process.

To get an ESA letter from EZCare Clinic in San Francisco for your emotional support animal we need to know what health condition your support animal helps. Don’t worry as to whether you will qualify as there’s a vast list of health issues (both mental and physical) that will make you eligible. In fact, roughly 25% of American adults are living with these issues and currently capable of registering an emotional support dog.