National Service Pets helps clients request legitimate support animal documentation through secure screening, licensed provider review, and verifiable digital letters.
The initial screening helps organize the facts that matter: your current functional limitations, the role of the animal, the intended housing or PSD use case, and your state of residence.
Answer focused questions about daily impact, housing circumstances, and the support or trained tasks connected to the animal.
If you elect to proceed, the case is prepared for a professional whose license is appropriate for your location.
Approval is never automatic. The reviewing clinician may approve, decline, or request appropriate follow-up.
National Service Pets separates housing accommodation, trained psychiatric service-dog support, and optional record-keeping products so one category is not mistaken for another.
For a reasonable-accommodation request in covered rental housing, an HOA, campus housing, or another qualifying residential setting.
For a person whose dog is trained, or is being trained, to perform work directly related to a psychiatric disability.
Convenient supplemental records for your files. They do not create legal status and cannot replace a clinician letter or trained task.
NSP acts as the central case authority for its state service network. That structure keeps identity, consent, payment, clinician workflow, document delivery, and verification tied to the same accountable record.
Linked from the first screening answer to the final authenticity check
The client record begins with verified contact details, consent, location, and animal information.
The case is matched to the state and provider-licensure context instead of relying on a generic national queue.
The assigned clinician controls the evaluation outcome and any request for additional information.
Approved records remain connected to the client account and a privacy-conscious verification process.
Prices below come from active plan settings. Payment covers the selected workflow; it never guarantees a clinician's approval.
Housing / ESA
For one ESA housing documentation request.
One-time · no subscription
Typical processing: 48 Hours
Get startedHousing / ESA
For broader ESA documentation needs or multiple support animals.
One-time · no subscription
Typical processing: 24 Hours
Get startedService dog / PSD
For psychiatric service dog documentation tied to trained task support.
One-time · no subscription
Typical processing: 48 Hours
Get startedAdd a certificate or ID card if you want something to carry. Neither replaces the letter your clinician signs, which is the part a landlord actually reads.
For clients who want an ESA letter plus a supplemental certificate.
For PSD clients who want the letter, certificate, and ID card bundle.
The federal Fair Housing Act still lets a person with a disability ask a housing provider for a reasonable accommodation for an assistance animal. Since May 2026, HUD pursues federal cases only for animals individually trained to do disability-related work or tasks, so an untrained ESA is no longer presumed to be a required accommodation, and waiving pet fees for one is not presumed reasonable. Trained psychiatric service dogs remain covered, and some states, such as Colorado, protect ESAs in housing under their own laws. These protections do not create ADA public-access rights, and a request can still be denied for a specific, documented reason such as an undue burden or a direct threat.
Anyone can sell a vest or a printable certificate. Reliable documentation begins with an individualized professional review and remains clear about the legal category it is meant to support.
Case routing considers where the client lives and whether the reviewing professional is appropriately licensed for that location.
Housing documentation addresses an accommodation need; PSD review addresses disability-related trained work. The categories are not blended for convenience.
A request for clarification is part of real review. Support staff can coordinate the workflow but cannot dictate the clinician's conclusion.
Consent, case activity, payment status, delivery, and authenticity checks remain connected to the account rather than a public animal registry.
The central question is not the animal's label. It is whether the person needs emotional support in housing or a dog individually trained to perform disability-related work.
The free screening asks about your need first, and a licensed clinician reviews the case before any document is issued.
A diagnosis name by itself does not decide eligibility. A clinician considers how current symptoms substantially affect daily life and whether the animal's support or trained work relates to that limitation.
For general information only. This is not a diagnosis and does not guarantee qualification.
"At National Service Pets, providing compassionate support at scale is essential. With our licensed professionals, we assist individuals across multiple states, delivering timely evaluations and trusted guidance, reducing uncertainty and simplifying the certification process, so our team can focus on meaningful, high-quality care for every client."
We work exclusively with licensed mental health professionals authorized to practice across the United States for the jurisdictions they serve
Generic online registries or certificates, without a clinical evaluation, do not replace a legitimate ESA letter from a nationally licensed provider.
Serving clients nationwide through National Service Pets and state service-area pages for all 50 states.
No registry claim. No instant clinical promise. Start by understanding which pathway—if any—fits your current need.