Landlords need to have a specific exemption in order to deny reasonable accommodation for an emotional support animal. Please see this link for more details: https://esadoctors.com/landlord-emotional-support-animal/

Unfortunately US airlines no longer recognize emotional support animals. To fly with your ESA, it will have to travel under the airline’s normal pet policies which have many limitations regarding the animal’s size, as well as additional fees. The only assistance animals recognized on flights are service dogs. Please see this guide for more details: https://esadoctors.com/how-to-fly-with-a-dog-travel-guide/

HUD guidelines allow tenants to get ESA letters from remote providers. You may find this article helpful: https://esadoctors.com/esa-online-telehealth/

We’re so sorry to hear about the troubles you’re having. Cats are very popular as emotional support animals and can be amazing companions through difficult times. We offer a flat rate service for ESA evaluations and ESA letters. With an ESA letter, you’ll have housing rights for your emotional support cats under Fair Housing rules. You can find specifics about our pricing plan here: https://esadoctors.com/pricing-plan/

You never need to “register” an emotional support animal. Many landlords mistakenly make this request without understanding how ESA qualification works. If your building prohibits cats, you should have an ESA letter which will exempt you from those restrictions. The only documentation you need to verify that your cats are emotional support animals is an ESA letter from a licensed healthcare professional. Landlords cannot charge pet deposits or pet rents if the tenant has emotional support cats. If you need our help to qualify for an ESA letter for your cats, please start here: https://esadoctors.com/esa-questionnaire/