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If you're seeking out an ESA letter in Utah, your first step is to consult with a mental health professional licensed in your state. A licensed mental health professional (LMHP) can evaluate your unique symptom and situations to determine if an emotional support animal could be a valuable addition to your mental health treatment plan.
The rise of telemedicine has made this process even simpler, allowing you to meet with an LMHP online so you can avoid traffic, long lines, and hassle.
Connect with one of our vetter LMHPs from the comfort of your own home today to find out if you qualify for an emotional support animal.
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
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Anyone with an emotional or mental disability may be eligible for an emotional support animal in Utah.
The state is conscientious of the struggles its residents with mental health conditions face. Utah strives to enact considerate laws and policies to protect those with mental disabilities, as well as their emotional support or service animals.
The federal Fair Housing Act (FHA) is in full force in Utah. This act requires housing providers to make reasonable accommodation for a tenant with an emotional support animal or service animal to have their animal live with them in their place of residence.
This law also states that landlords cannot charge any extra fees for bringing an assistance animal—even if the unit typically has a "no pets" policy. The landlord also cannot impose any weight or breed restrictions on your animal, and can only refuse them if they cause extensive damage on the property or pose a direct threat to the safety of others.
Get Your ESA LetterThe federal Fair Housing Act (FHA) is in full force in Utah. This act requires housing providers to make reasonable accommodation for a tenant with an emotional support animal or service animal to have their animal live with them in their place of residence.
This law also states that landlords cannot charge any extra fees for bringing an assistance animal—even if the unit typically has a "no pets" policy. The landlord also cannot impose any weight or breed restrictions on your animal, and can only refuse them if they cause extensive damage on the property or pose a direct threat to the safety of others.
No specific state or federal law in Utah requires employers to allow an employee to bring an emotional support animal to work (although, in most cases, they must allow service animals).
Keep in mind, however, that this decision is at the discretion of employers, and under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), they must not discriminate against an employee for having a disability. Because of this, some employers may choose to be lenient and empathetic to your situation.
If you feel your emotional support animal would benefit you by accompanying you to the workplace, bring your ESA letter and ask your HR department if they might be willing to accommodate you and your companion animal.
As of early 2021, changes to the Air Carrier Access Act no longer require airlines to accept ESAs onboard their flights. While service animals still have this protection, only some airlines now choose to accommodate emotional support animals.
You'll need to call the airline ahead of time to find out if they will allow your ESA to board the flight with you in the cabin. If not, you'll need to submit to the airline’s regular pet policies and fees in order for your animal to travel with you.
Utah public transportation also is not required to accept ESAs. To use public transportation or be ensured acceptance in public places, an animal must be designated as a service dog (more detail on this in the FAQ section).
To qualify for an emotional support animal in Utah, you first need to meet with an LMHP licensed in your state. They can evaluate your condition and symptoms to determine if an ESA would be a good fit for you. If so, they will write you an ESA letter to make it official.
Working through a telehealth marketplace, such as Pettable, makes this process easier than ever. You can schedule a live consultation with a vetted clinician without dealing with the hassle. Every one of our LMHPs is familiar with the ESA laws in their state and experienced in working with clients who own assistance animals.
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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.
Pettable is the best provider because we're committed to making sure the process works for you. That means working with the best and most experienced mental health professionals in the psychiatric service dog letter space, as well as providing a guarantee that your letter will work for you. We back all of this up with outstanding customer support, a renowned legal team, and a commitment to making sure you have an incredible experience.
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Bolutife "Bolu", LCSW-S, MPA
Licensed Therapist
Equipped with over 13 years, Bolu has worked with various populations (adolescents, couples, families, and adults), but finds passion in working with the BIPOC community suffering from trauma.
Shaunae, M.S., LPC
Licensed Therapist
I have worked in the mental health field for 10 years with experience across diverse populations and communities. I’m dedicated to ensuring the best care possible.
Michael, LPC, LCDC
Licensed Therapist
I graduated from UT Dallas with my BA in Psychology, University of the Southwest with my MS in counseling, and California Southern University with my PsyD in Psychology, but have been an LPC and LCDC since 2011.
Jasmine, LCMHC
Licensed Therapist
I graduated with a BA in Political Science and a minor in Psychology. I completed my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Since graduating, I have been working in private practice.
Rhiana, MA, LPC, LAC
Licensed Professional Counselor
I primarily work with people experiencing homelessness. I began doing emotional support evaluations to increase housing access to all.
Melissa, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Substance Abuse Counselor. I graduated from the Catholic University's National Catholic School of Social Service with a Master of Social Work.
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