Farmingdale State College
The Disability Services Center approves requests before move-in, preferably 30 days ahead, and charges no ESA fee. Ask it at 934-420-5174 what documents it needs. Farmingdale policy
Renting in Lindenhurst, Deer Park, Copiague or North Babylon? Complete the free screening, choose a plan, then see a New York-licensed clinician by video. A letter for your landlord is signed only when that clinician agrees, and it is posted to your account.
Go through how you feel, why your animal matters and your rental, from a Deer Park apartment to a house by the bay.
Pay at checkout, and your New York clinician will see you on a live video call.
A letter reaches your account once your clinician supports it. If that does not happen, the reasons are shared, and our refund policy applies.
Pricing
Compare the current evaluation fees, read live from our checkout. The Babylon screening has no fee. Your plan is paid for ahead of the video visit, and a refund can be requested in the 30 days after, should no letter be supported. Questions? Read our FAQ page or contact us.
Clinical review for one emotional support animal and a New York housing letter.
$149.00/ one-time
One evaluation covering the support provided by each of your animals in a New York home.
$159.00/ one-time
A psychiatric service dog evaluation with a clinician licensed in New York.
$199.00/ one-time
Compare the combined letter and document options.
An ESA letter and certificate together in one document package.
$199.00/ one-time
A PSD letter, certificate and ID card in one package.
$225.00/ one-time
Need help choosing? Take the free screening first or compare every plan. Documentation depends on clinical approval; optional certificates and cards do not establish access rights.
South Shore landlords often rent on no-pet terms, so a Babylon ESA letter must show a real evaluation behind it.
Chapter 106 of the town code sets the number, and it makes no written exception for assistance animals. Town Code 106-21
Older listings show a different street, so use this address. Town shelter page
Loose or contained stray dogs: call the shelter during weekday hours; cats only if sick or injured.
After hours, officers respond only to sick, injured or vicious contained dogs, through Public Safety at 631-422-7600.
Town officers cannot enforce village codes in Amityville, Babylon or Lindenhurst.

An ESA or PSD letter sits apart from these town rules, so your dog still needs a license. Town Code Chapter 106

The town's FAQ is plain: animals are prohibited from all town beaches. The code also covers town parks and other town-owned property. Town FAQ
Two practical notes for people who commute from the town.

The Disability Services Center approves requests before move-in, preferably 30 days ahead, and charges no ESA fee. Ask it at 934-420-5174 what documents it needs. Farmingdale policy
An animal rides in a container that fits on your lap and does not annoy other riders. Only service animals are exempt. MTA pets guide
Four on a residential parcel. More takes special permission from the Town Board after a public hearing, and a tenant needs the owner's written consent.
Nothing in that section excepts assistance animals. Check with your landlord and the Town first, and keep the reply.
At 80 New Highway in Amityville, phone (631) 643-9270. Listings that show Lamar Street are out of date.
No. The town says animals are prohibited from all town beaches. Dogs staying at the Cedar Beach campground stay on the campsite.
Either one. The shelter issues licenses during office hours, and so does the Town Clerk's Office in Lindenhurst, 631-957-4292.
Not with village codes. The town says its officers cannot enforce codes in the villages of Amityville, Babylon and Lindenhurst, so call your village.
Yes, in a container that fits on your lap and does not annoy other riders. Only service animals ride outside one.
No. The college says it does not require surcharges or fees for service animals or ESAs, though it can bill for damage.
This Babylon information was drawn from the town code and town pages, Farmingdale State College, the MTA, Suffolk County and the Long Island legal services office, and is current as of October 2026. Use it as a local starting point, not legal advice on a lease dispute. Screening does not guarantee a letter; it all rests on the clinician's evaluation of you. Ask the office in question to confirm details, and turn to 988 by call or text whenever you need to.
Nothing is owed for the screening. Your clinician, licensed in New York, then sees you on camera, and a supported letter reaches your account.