Short answer
Free, online, 24/7, no account needed: go to mypetcerts.com/esa-verifications, click Search Now, and enter the letter's MPC ID (like MPC-7KQ2XP; the MPC- part is optional) and the letter holder's last name as printed on the letter. It shows whether the letter is genuine and current, its dates, and the professional who issued it with their license and a link to their state licensing board. It never shows the holder's name, pet or health information.
For landlords and property managers: the steps
- Go to our Free Letter Verification for Landlords page and choose Search Now.
- Enter the letter's MPC ID, printed on the letter (for example MPC-7KQ2XP; you can leave out "MPC-").
- Enter the letter holder's last name as printed on the letter.
It's free and works any time. You don't need an account.
What the result shows
- Whether the letter is genuine and current.
- The letter's dates. A letter shows as current for one year from its date.
- The professional who issued it, with their license and a link to their state licensing board, so you can check the license there.
What it never shows
The holder's name, their animal, or anything about their health. That stays private.
Reasonable accommodation forms
If your property uses its own reasonable accommodation form, the letter holder can request it through our verification page: they sign a release first, then the professional who signed their letter completes their part.
