Rooted in Texas.
Here wherever home is.
Texas-focused online ESA and PSD evaluations for residents across the state. Select a location for local information and community coverage.
Explore Texas locations.
The evaluation process is online and available statewide through Texas-licensed providers. Location pages explain the housing-focused service and communities around each area.
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Questions are welcome.
Start when you’re ready.
Payment isn’t required to speak with a representative. Paid clients receive priority for callback scheduling and inquiry responses.
How to start an ESA or PSD evaluation in Texas
Start by identifying whether you are seeking an ESA housing evaluation or a psychiatric service dog evaluation. You can review the options and fee before deciding whether to continue. Payment is not required to speak with a representative; paid clients receive priority for callback scheduling and inquiry responses.
A Texas-licensed mental health professional conducts the individual evaluation and makes an independent decision. If documentation is clinically appropriate, the provider prepares the applicable ESA letter or PSD letter. The service does not register or train animals, and an ESA letter or PSD letter cannot guarantee that a landlord, school or other organization will approve a request.
Online access for Texas residents
The evaluation process is available online to residents across Texas, including Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso, the Rio Grande Valley and communities throughout the state. City pages explain the local areas served and link to the same statewide evaluation information.
Location does not determine clinical eligibility. The provider considers each person’s circumstances, and any accommodation request is reviewed separately by the housing provider or institution receiving it.
What to have ready
Think about the housing concern or disability-related task question you want to discuss. If you received a property form, written request or deadline, keep it available for the provider. Do not send detailed medical records unless they are requested through an appropriate secure channel.
After the evaluation, follow the provider’s instructions for delivery and any follow-up. If a landlord uses a third-party screening platform, ask the landlord what it needs and use the platform or secure process it identifies. Verification support can address administrative confirmation; it does not replace the housing provider’s review.