Looking for an ESA letter in Texas for a housing request? Start with an individualized evaluation by a Texas-licensed mental health provider. The provider decides whether documentation is clinically appropriate; an ESA letter is not guaranteed. A psychiatric service dog (PSD) evaluation is a separate clinical process and does not replace task training. Questions before you begin? Call, text or WhatsApp our team.
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You choose whether to continue. Your evaluation is personal, and documentation is provided only when clinically appropriate.
The application asks whether you are seeking an emotional support animal (ESA) housing letter or a psychiatric service dog (PSD) evaluation. Review the provider evaluation fee before deciding whether to continue.
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Meet the teamPayment covers a professional evaluation with a Texas-licensed provider for an emotional support animal (ESA) housing letter or psychiatric service dog (PSD) documentation. If your provider determines documentation is clinically appropriate, the service includes preparation of the applicable letter and housing verification support, including eligible forms or verification requests. Your provider makes the independent clinical decision; documentation is not guaranteed.
Evaluation for one Emotional Support Animal
Evaluation for up to three Emotional Support Animals
Evaluation of symptoms, functional needs and task-based support
Paid evaluations include year-round support and private client-record registration, which is not an official or government registry. Documentation is not guaranteed. Housing providers make their own accommodation decisions under the rules that apply.
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A letter is only one part of the picture. We believe you deserve honest information about what documentation can and cannot do before you make a decision.
Visit our education centerA legitimate ESA letter evaluation or PSD letter evaluation is an individualized clinical process, not an animal registry or a guarantee of documentation. A Texas-licensed provider makes the clinical decision, and housing providers separately review accommodation requests.
A Texas-licensed mental health professional considers your circumstances and independently decides whether an ESA letter or PSD letter is clinically appropriate.
If you request an accommodation, the housing provider reviews that request under the rules and facts that apply. A provider letter does not guarantee approval.
A PSD letter does not train or certify a dog. Under the ADA, a service dog is individually trained to perform disability-related work or tasks.
Have a question? Talk with a real person by phone, text, or WhatsApp before you begin. We’re here to help you understand your options.
Talk with our teamStart with the application. If an evaluation appears appropriate, you may choose to continue with a Texas-licensed mental health provider. The provider may prepare an ESA housing letter when the evaluation supports it.
Yes. You can call, text or WhatsApp our team with general questions before deciding whether to continue. Real people are here to help you understand the process and next steps. Clinical questions and decisions are handled by your licensed provider.
No. The provider uses independent clinical judgment, so not everyone will qualify. Documentation is issued only when clinically appropriate.
No. An ESA does not have the same public-access rights as a trained service dog under the ADA. ESA documentation discussed here is for housing requests.
No. A PSD letter does not certify, register or train a dog. The dog must still be individually trained to perform disability-related work or tasks.
Our services are focused on Texas residents, with local guidance for communities across the state.
Hi, I’m Eddie, founder of Texas Service Animals. I started this platform because I know the difference a loyal companion can make in our wellbeing. Our goal is to make the process of requesting legitimate documentation clear, compassionate and secure.
We don’t sell instant approvals. Paid evaluations include a private Texas Service Animals client-record registration; optional companion certificates or IDs are available with eligible bundles. These TSA materials are not government credentials or substitutes for clinical documentation. An evaluating provider issues a letter only when clinically appropriate.
More about our missionYou can talk with a real person on our team before you begin. We’re here to answer general questions and help you understand the process, with no pressure to continue.
Please use the secure application for personal or health information.