To determine whether you qualify for an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letter, the main criteria is to have an emotional or psychological condition that can be alleviated by the presence of a support animal. These conditions include depression, generalized anxiety, insomnia, paranoia, among others. It is worth remembering that Emotional Support Animals do not require special training! Only a licensed psychiatrist can assess whether you meet the criteria. Our service connects you directly to a psychiatrist for a consultation, where a thorough and professional assessment will be conducted to determine whether you qualify for an Emotional Support Animal. Unlike some less reputable services, we do not offer letters for a fee, but instead provide an honest and personalized assessment with an expert.

Don't worry, we're here to support you! Our Brazilian psychiatrists have extensive experience with expat patients around the world and are ready to handle any validation requests. Should your landlord need to confirm the legitimacy of your letter, they can simply contact your therapist directly using the contact information provided in your Emotional Support Animal (ESA) report.

Our ESA charter includes: The psychiatrist's official letterhead. The psychiatrist's contact information, plus his or her signature. Confirmation that you meet the criteria for a condition that warrants the need for an Emotional Support Animal, along with a formal recommendation.

Yes, it is possible to travel with your ESA on both international and domestic flights. However, it is important to remember that the rules and regulations for emotional support animals may vary depending on the airline and the destination. Therefore, it is essential to check the specific airline policies before planning your trip with your ESA. Make sure that both you and your pet meet the requirements, such as the size of the animal and the presentation of an ESA card. Also, check in advance whether the airline accepts emotional support animals and what documents are required.

Yes! You can undergo an evaluation for an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) license, as long as you meet the necessary criteria. Psychiatrists are fully qualified to provide these evaluations and issue the required reports, regardless of your nationality.