Spell out your situation
Use the online form to explain what is going on, the help your animal gives and your town address.
Renting in Centereach, Medford, Port Jefferson or near the university? The screening is free. After you settle on a plan, a New York-licensed clinician meets you over video, and a signed letter reaches your account if your request is supported.
Use the online form to explain what is going on, the help your animal gives and your town address.
Choose a plan at checkout, then join a video visit with a clinician holding a New York license.
A signature puts the letter in your account. No signature means you hear the reasons, and our refund policy applies.
Pricing
Compare the current evaluation fees, read live from our checkout. Brookhaven's screening costs nothing to complete. A plan is bought at checkout before you meet by video, and refund requests stay open for 30 days if no letter can 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.
Suffolk rentals with no-pet rules are common, so a Brookhaven ESA letter should come from someone who actually evaluated you.
Your New York-licensed clinician talks with you on video before anything is signed.
The letter fits what your emotional support animal does, and a dog with trained tasks gets a psychiatric service dog letter.
Our verification page shows the date and reference number. Your letter is for housing, and your landlord decides.
Few towns spell this out, so it is worth knowing before a summer trip with your animal.
No pets (trained service dogs only, no ESA animals)
The town code also keeps animals off beaches, pools and marinas without a permit, and dogs off Trustee land used for bathing. Town Cedar Beach page Town Code 10-15
Town hours differ between two of its pages, so call before you drive over. Town shelter page
The Town Clerk licenses dogs across the town, and Chapter 23 sets the rules around them. Town Code 23-3

| Cost of a license | $11 spayed or neutered, $22 intact. Town Clerk, One Independence Hill, Farmingville, 631-451-9101. |
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| No-fee license | Guide, hearing and service dogs actually in use, plus therapy and working dogs. |
| Leash | Rope, leash or similar on sidewalks, streets, parks and public places in unincorporated areas. |
| Limit | Ten dogs over six months on a residential plot, unless the Board of Appeals agrees. |
The Student Accessibility Support Center decides with an ESA Committee. Its form goes through a treating professional, so check that yours qualifies before you buy a plan. SASC registration

Suffolk County Transit publishes a full pet policy, and it names emotional support animals directly. SCT system information

Transit Helpdesk: 631-852-5200.
| Tenant lawyers | Legal Services of Long Island, 1757 Veterans Highway, Suite 50, Islandia: (631) 232-2400. Most services are income-based. LSLI offices |
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| Division of Human Rights | 250 Veterans Memorial Highway, Suite 2B-49, Hauppauge: (631) 952-6434. DHR contacts |
| Fair housing help | Long Island Housing Services: 631-567-5111. LIHS |
| DASH crisis care | 90 Adams Ave., Hauppauge, walk in at any hour; hotline (631) 952-3333. Family Service League |
Whether your address is a village or a hamlet, you are still in New York, so the video evaluation does not change.
No. The town's pages for Cedar Beach, Corey Beach and Shoreham Beach say no pets, trained service dogs only and no ESA animals.
At 300 Horseblock Road in Brookhaven, phone 631-451-6950. To report a stray dog, call Public Safety at 631-451-6161.
The Town Clerk lists $11 for a spayed or neutered dog and $22 for an intact dog. Working service dogs are licensed without a fee.
The code allows up to 10 dogs six months or older on a residential plot, with more only by Board of Appeals permit. Your lease can be stricter.
Yes, in two ways. The university approves the animal through its Student Accessibility Support Center, and dogs in residence halls must be registered with the Brookhaven Clerk's Office.
Yes, in a closed container on your lap or on the floor in front of your seat. Transit rules do not treat emotional support animals as service animals.
DASH, run by Family Service League at 90 Adams Ave. in Hauppauge, takes walk-ins around the clock. Its hotline is (631) 952-3333, and 988 works by call or text.
The Division of Human Rights office in Hauppauge, (631) 952-6434, and its Long Island region serves Suffolk County.
You pay nothing to answer. If you continue, your video visit is with a licensed clinician, and any signed letter is posted to your account.