Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letter for New Hampshire Residents
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Obtaining an emotional support animal (ESA) letter online has never been easier or more convenient. Telehealth platforms like Pettable can help you connect with a mental health professional licensed in New Hampshire for a consultation – all from the comfort of your own home. If your therapist recommends including an emotional support animal in your mental health treatment plan, they'll write you an ESA letter to make it official.
Answer a few questions about your ESA needs
We'll match you to a professional in your state
Receive it within 24 hours of getting approved *
We'll help with any extra forms you need signed and our therapists are available to talk to your landlord anytime, for an additional fee.
* For Arkansas, California, Iowa, Louisiana and Montana residents, new laws requires those seeking an ESA letter to establish a client-provider relationship with the individual for at least 30 days prior to providing documentation, which will result in having two consultations before qualifying.
Individuals who struggle with mental illness often find that living with an emotional support animal can be a powerful coping mechanism. New Hampshire law and federal law recognize the therapeutic value of emotional support animals, and protect your right to equal access to rental housing with your ESA.
As long as you have a legitimate ESA letter, there should be no restrictions on the type of properties in which you can live with your emotional support animal in New Hampshire – including apartments that have “no pets” policies. The federal Fair Housing Act (FHA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) require landlords to make reasonable accommodations so that residents with disabilities can live with their assistance animals (regardless of whether they are service animals or emotional support animals). Housing providers must also waive any pet charges and weight or breed restrictions that they typically have in place.
When it comes to access to public places, however, there are different rules for service animals than for emotional support animals. Whereas service animals are legally guaranteed access to virtually all venues and establishments, the decision to allow emotional support animals is made on a case-by-case basis, and is entirely at the discretion of the establishment’s owner or manager. There is no legal requirement for the owner to admit your emotional support animal, nor is there one that ensures your support animal can always accompany you to work or on a commercial aircraft (according to the Air Carrier Access Act).
If you want to bring your ESA to your workplace, fly with your ESA, or visit an establishment that is not specifically pet-friendly, your best option is to show your ESA letter to the person in charge (i.e., your boss, the airline representative, or the venue manager) and see whether they will accommodate your needs. You will have to accept their decision, whatever it may be, but it never hurts to ask!
For air travel in particular, be prepared to make alternative arrangements if you want to fly with your ESA. This could involve paying the relevant fees so that they can travel as an ordinary pet, subject to the airline’s policies.
In New Hampshire, a licensed mental health professional can evaluate your symptoms to determine whether you qualify for an emotional support animal. If they find that you have an emotional or mental disability and a disability-related need for an emotional support animal, they'll officially include your ESA in your mental health treatment plan.
Pettable’s top-notch legal team works diligently to ensure that every step of our ESA approval process is transparent and fully compliant with both state and federal regulations. Our helpful customer support representatives and highly experienced therapists will make sure that you get access to the help and treatment you need. And with a 100% satisfaction guarantee, you can be confident that we'll do everything we can to make sure your psychiatric service dog (PSD) or ESA letter works for your housing needs. If it doesn't, you'll get a full refund for our services.
1. We Guarantee Our Letters Will Work For You
We believe you should not have to worry about your letter working or not. That's why at Pettable we offer a satisfaction guarantee - meaning your letter works or you get your money back.
2. World Class Mental Health Professionals
We have built a team of world class mental health professionals who can write you a PSD Letter prescription guaranteed to work anywhere you go.
3. Unparalleled Customer Support
We know getting your animal approved to travel or live with you can be stressful, which is why we invest so much in our team of dedicated support specialists to make sure you are always taken care of and have the support you need!
4. Licensed in all 50 states
Our network of mental health professionals is deep and spans across the entire country. Additionally, we have a deep team of mental health professionals to make sure we can meet any timeline.
5. Best In Class Legal Support
We are here to make sure your housing and travel needs are taken care of so you don't worry. Our legal team is dedicated to having your back should you need it!
6. Human Connection & Legitimate Evaluations
In order for your letter to work you need to have a live consultation with a mental health professional. At Pettable we make sure our clinicians adhered to HUD standards and conduct consultations over the phone to get to know you and your mental health situation well.
With so many online ESA letter providers to choose from, the options can seem overwhelming. Unsure whether Pettable is the right choice for you? You’ll want to go with a company that you can really trust, so just have a look at how our services and customer ratings compare to those of our competitors.
MSW, LCSW
Jennifer Bronsnick is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Anxiety Treatment Specialist, & Heartmath Certified Trainer. She provides customized workshops and trainings to working professionals and teams to help build resilience and reduce stress with practical strategies.
MSW, LCSW
I graduated with a Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee before obtaining my Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in 2021. I have eight years of experience in the mental health field working in and with various populations, including case management, intake coordination, and residential, inpatient, and outpatient programs. I am certified in Brainspotting to help individuals deeply process negative emotions and trauma/significant life events. Additionally, I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and safety planning in sessions/groups.
LCSW
As a clinical social worker, I have been able to work within multiple types of settings, such as hospitals, community centers, and family welfare. I enjoy having the clinical and administrative experience to holistically serve those I work with.
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