To travel with an emotional support animal on an airplane, you must provide supporting documentation that must be from a licensed mental health professional or a medical doctor which states the following:

That you have a mental or emotional disability recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition.

That you need the emotional support animal as an accommodation for air travel and/or for an activity at your destination.

That the individual providing the assessment is a licensed mental health professional or medical doctor, and you are under his or her professional care.

*** UPDATE! As of 2019, American Airlines, United Airlines, Alaska Air, Delta, Spirit, Allegiant, and Frontier Airlines all require extra documentation filled out by a medical professional to accompany the doctor’s letter. If you would like to have this filled out by one of our medical professionals, please let us know and we can send a supplemental document along with the doctor’s letter for a small additional fee.

Landlords are required to make a reasonable accommodation for a person who requires an emotional support animal that allows that person to live with the animal, even if the landlord has a no-pet policy. However, the landlord may require written documentation that the animal is truly a prescribed emotional support animal.

Our Simple Process

Call us or set up a time for our medical professional to call you and see if you qualify.

Fill out your details and the details of your animal.

Consult by phone with one of our medical professionals.

Receive your Doctor Letter for Airline Travel and Housing immediately via email for print and use.

OUR NETWORK OF INDEPENDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WILL GET YOU YOUR REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION TODAY