Get an ESA letter for your Texas apartment without paying $200+. Real licensed therapists, transparent pricing, fast turnaround within state-law limits.
No registry scams. No fake certificates. Just a legitimate letter for less.
Three steps. No surprise fees. State-law compliant.
The 4-step intake above takes about 90 seconds. We'll call you shortly after form submit to schedule your telehealth consultation.
A licensed Texas mental health professional reviews your intake and conducts a private telehealth session by phone or video chat. They determine if an ESA is right for you.
If approved, receive your signed ESA letter via email within an hour of your consultation.
Read up on the parts of the process that matter to your situation.
Conditions, evaluation, and what a clinician looks for.
FHA, landlords, deposits, breed limits, HOAs, dorms.
Step by step, state-specific turnaround, real cost.
Spot scams, verify clinicians, why registries don't exist.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds — and apartment-friendly picks.
Short, honest answers from the law and from working therapists.
Only a licensed mental health professional (LMHP) — typically an LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, psychologist, psychiatrist, or in some states a licensed primary-care provider — operating within their Texas scope of practice.
After intake and therapist review, most Texas clients receive a PDF letter within a few business days.
It documents that an Emotional Support Animal is therapeutically appropriate for you. Landlords must consider it as a reasonable accommodation request under the Fair Housing Act (HUD FHEO-2020-01).
No. ESA registries and ID cards are not legally valid. HUD has stated they are scams. What matters is a letter from a licensed therapist.
Under the FHA, a landlord generally cannot charge a pet deposit or extra rent for an ESA. They may still hold you responsible for any actual damage. State and local rules apply alongside the federal rule.
No. The DOT removed ESAs from the Air Carrier Access Act in 2021. Airlines now treat ESAs as regular pets. If you need to fly with a working animal, look into Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) training instead.
You can appeal in writing, escalate to property management, and ultimately file a HUD FHEO complaint. We provide a template and walk you through the process.
A licensed therapist determines eligibility based on whether an ESA is therapeutically appropriate. Common qualifying conditions include anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other recognized mental-health conditions — but the determination is individual.
Cost varies by provider. We are honest about pricing up-front and never bundle fake "registry" upsells.
HUD recommends letters dated within the past 12 months. Some states (e.g. Iowa) mandate annual renewal. We send reminders before expiration.