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Renting in Park Slope, Bushwick or Bay Ridge? Fill out the free screening, pick your plan, then sit down on video with a New York-licensed clinician. A signed letter shows up in your account for your landlord if the clinician supports your request.
Give us the basics on how you are feeling, your pet and your home, be it one floor of a brownstone or a unit in a tower.
Pick a plan and pay. Your next stop is a live video call with a New York-licensed clinician.
Approval means your signed letter is ready in your account. A no comes with an explanation, and our refund policy applies.
Pricing
Compare the current evaluation fees, read live from our checkout. Brooklyn's screening carries no charge. The plan you choose is paid for before the video visit, and a refund may be sought 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.
Brooklyn landlords often write no-pet rules into the lease, so a Brooklyn ESA letter should give them clear, checkable facts.
No one signs until a New York-licensed clinician has met you by video, and the license appears on the letter.
An ESA letter if your emotional support animal helps at home, a psychiatric service dog letter if your dog does trained tasks.
Landlords can type the reference number into our verification page. The letter is about housing, and the landlord still decides.
Prospect Park Alliance manages the park with NYC Parks, and these rules apply to every dog, ESA or not. Alliance dog rules

The Kensington Dog Run on the Parade Ground is open 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. daily.
Older listings still show the Linden Boulevard shelter as open, so check here before you go. ACC locations
ACC says the Brooklyn Animal Care Center is undergoing a complete renovation and will reopen in 2027. No public hours are posted for it.
NYC Parks lists these runs. A six-foot leash is the rule on the paths around them. NYC Parks dog areas

Your landlord may live one flight up, which makes the conversation personal. Keep it on paper anyway.

Each school runs its own process, and neither promises to accept a letter from an online service. Ask before you buy a plan.
A licensed professional completes Pratt's ESA Request Form, and the Special Housing Committee approves. Pratt warns that letters bought online for a set price rarely give it enough.
Learning/Access Center, 718.802.3123. Pratt ESA policy
We found no written ESA process. The student housing it lists is privately run, so a request there goes to the operator. Start with the Center for Student Disability Services, 718.951.5538. Brooklyn College housing
Landlord-Tenant Clerk, Room 203: 347-404-9201. Court directory
(718) 237-5500, or the Legal Services NYC line, 917-661-4500. LSNYC Brooklyn
Its housing line for Brooklyn is 718-722-3100. Legal Aid offices
Formerly Brooklyn A, with a renters program at (718) 487-2300. Renters program
The Prospect Park Alliance lists 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on the Long Meadow, Nethermead and Peninsula Meadow. Dogs stay leashed at all other times and places.
No. ACC says the center at 2336 Linden Boulevard is closed for a complete renovation and will reopen in 2027. Its Queens center in Ridgewood, at 1906 Flushing Ave, is open daily.
Call ACC at (212) 788-4000 before you travel. The Queens and Manhattan centers are open while the Brooklyn building is being renovated.
Dogs must be leashed there except during off-leash hours, and the Prospect Park Alliance warns that the water becomes deep very fast.
Pratt asks a licensed professional to complete its own ESA Request Form, and it warns that letters bought online for a set price rarely give it enough. Ask the Learning/Access Center at 718.802.3123 first.
We found no written ESA process. The student housing it lists is privately run, so ask the operator and the Center for Student Disability Services at 718.951.5538.
At 141 Livingston Street. The Landlord-Tenant Clerk's Office is in Room 203, and its number is 347-404-9201.
Make the request in writing all the same. Housing laws can treat small owner-occupied houses differently, so the Fair Housing Justice Center at 212-400-8201 is a good place to ask what applies to yours.
Answering costs you nothing. Should you go on, a clinician licensed in New York sees you by video, and an approved letter appears in your account.