ESA Products
Hard Copy by MyPetCerts
Hard copies of your ESA letter(s).
Two printed copies of your MyPetCerts ESA letter(s), mailed by USPS Priority Mail. Requires an ESA letter from MyPetCerts.
ESA ID Card by MyPetCerts
ESA ID Card
Two printed wallet ID cards for you and your emotional support animal, mailed by USPS Priority Mail. The cards are a convenience; your ESA letter is the document landlords rely on. Requires an ESA letter from MyPetCerts.
Assessment + Home Letter by MyPetCerts
ESA Home Letter + Assessment.
An ESA housing letter written and signed by a licensed mental health professional after a short online assessment. Under the Fair Housing Act, most landlords must grant a reasonable accommodation for a valid emotional support animal, which usually means waiving pet fees, pet deposits, and no-pet or breed restrictions. Your letter is listed in our verification database, so your landlord can confirm it is authentic. If you don't qualify after your consultation, you get a refund.
Assessment + Flight Letter by MyPetCerts
ESA Flight Letter + Assessment.
An ESA travel letter written and signed by a licensed mental health professional after a short online assessment. Please read before you buy: since the 2021 U.S. Department of Transportation rule, U.S. airlines may treat emotional support animals as pets, so pet fees and carrier rules apply on U.S. flights. A few airlines outside the U.S., mainly in Latin America, still accept ESAs on some routes. Policies change often, so confirm with your airline first. If your dog is trained to perform tasks for a psychiatric disability, U.S. airlines accept psychiatric service dogs with the DOT service animal forms.
Assessment + Flight & Home Letter by MyPetCerts
ESA Flight & Home Letter + Assessment.
Two letters from one assessment: an ESA housing letter and an ESA travel letter, each written and signed by a licensed mental health professional. The housing letter supports a reasonable accommodation request under the Fair Housing Act; most landlords must then waive pet fees, deposits, and no-pet rules. Please note: since 2021, U.S. airlines may treat emotional support animals as pets, so the travel letter only helps on the few airlines outside the U.S. that still accept ESAs. Confirm with your airline first. Both letters are listed in our verification database.
Reasonable Accommodation Form by MyPetCerts
Reasonable Accommodation Form for verification.
Some landlords and homeowners associations ask for their own reasonable accommodation form. The licensed mental health professional who signed your letter completes it for you. Requires an ESA letter from MyPetCerts.
