Greenville County seat · ESA and PSD letters

Signed ESA and PSD Letters for Greenville Tenants and Furman Students

Whether home is a North Main bungalow or an apartment near Furman, the free screening comes first, then a plan of your choosing and a video visit with a South Carolina-licensed clinician. A request the clinician supports ends with a signed letter for your landlord or campus housing office.

West End to North Main
SC-licensed, by video
Answers before any fee
Greenville, South CarolinaGreenville County seat, on the Reedy River
Free Greenville screening

How a Greenville Request Moves From Screening to Signature

1

Describe your week and your animal

Share what has been weighing on you, how your animal steadies you and whether you rent off Augusta Road or live in a Furman residence hall.

2

Talk it through on camera

Once checkout is done, your clinician, licensed in South Carolina, joins a secure video call and weighs whether a letter fits your situation.

3

A letter in your account, or a reason

A yes means a signed letter to download; a no arrives with an explanation, and a refund can then be requested under our policy.

The screening itself costs you nothing, and you decide afterward whether to book an evaluation.

Begin My Greenville Screening
  • Nothing to pay up front
  • Works from the device you own
  • A real person reads it

Pricing

Transparent, One-Time Pricing for Greenville Letters

Compare the current evaluation fees, read live from our checkout. Greenville's screening is free. You pay for a plan at checkout before the video evaluation, and you may ask for a refund within 30 days if the clinician cannot support a letter. Questions? Read our FAQ page or contact us.

ESA Housing Letter For One Pet

Clinical review for one emotional support animal and a South Carolina housing letter.

$149.00/ one-time

  • Official ESA letter if supported
  • Licensed professional review
  • Valid for 1 year
  • Digital copy
  • Email support
  • 24-48 Hour
Get ESA Letter
Most Popular

ESA Housing Letter For Multiple Pets

One evaluation covering the support provided by each of your animals in a South Carolina home.

$159.00/ one-time

  • ESA letter for multiple pets
  • All approved pets on one letter
  • Valid for 1 year
  • Digital copy
  • Priority phone and email support
  • Renewal reminders
  • 24-48 Hour
Get Multiple-Pet Letter

PSA Letter

A psychiatric service dog evaluation with a clinician licensed in South Carolina.

$199.00/ one-time

  • Official PSD letter if supported
  • Licensed professional review
  • Valid for 1 year
  • Digital copy
  • Email support
  • 24-48 Hour
Get PSD Letter

Bundle Packages

Compare the combined letter and document options.

Bundle

ESA Letter + Certificate Bundle

An ESA letter and certificate together in one document package.

$199.00/ one-time

  • Official ESA letter if supported
  • ESA certificate
  • Licensed professional review
  • Valid for 1 year
  • Digital copy
  • Email support
  • 24-48 Hour
Get ESA Bundle
Letter + Certificate + ID

PSD Letter + Certificate + ID Card

A PSD letter, certificate and ID card in one package.

$225.00/ one-time

  • Official PSD letter if supported
  • PSD certificate
  • PSD ID card
  • Licensed professional review
  • Valid for 1 year
  • Digital copy
  • Priority email support
  • 24-48 Hour
Get PSD Bundle
Clinical review Secure payment Digital documents One-time plan fee

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.

What Backs a Greenville ESA Letter From Us

Property managers from the West End to Verdae read these letters closely, especially in no-pet buildings, so this is what a Greenville ESA letter from us contains.

A named, licensed signer
The South Carolina-licensed clinician who evaluated you signs it and lists the license, so anyone can look it up.
The housing need, in plain terms
It explains, in housing terms, the disability-related reason you keep an emotional support animal.
A separate letter for a trained dog
When your dog does trained tasks, the clinician writes a psychiatric service dog letter instead.
A date and a reference number
Both appear on the letter, and the reference can be checked on our verification page.

Where its reach ends

  • Open restaurants, stores or offices to an emotional support animal.
  • Stand in for Furman's own review of a housing request.
  • Guarantee a yes before a clinician has evaluated you.

Requesting an Animal in Furman University Housing

Furman's Student Office for Accessibility Resources, known as SOAR, reviews assistance animal requests for University Housing as reasonable accommodations under the Fair Housing Act.

The white-columned Cherrydale house on the Furman University campus in Greenville
Photo: John Foxe, Public domain

What the verification form asks your evaluator

  1. Who is writing. The name, signature, title and contact details of the health or social services professional, and how they know you.
  2. Which animal. The kind of animal you are requesting, such as a cat or a dog.
  3. Whether a disability is present. In Furman's form this means an impairment that substantially limits a major life activity, with boxes for things like sleeping, learning and concentrating.
  4. Why the animal is needed in housing. How the animal relates to that disability in University Housing.

SOAR accepts a letter that carries the same information in place of the form, sent to SOAR@furman.edu. Furman verification form

Greenlink Buses: Service Dogs Ride, ESAs Need a Call First

The city's rider information page sets the rule for animals on Greenlink, and it is written for trained service animals.

AnimalWhat Greenlink's page says
Guide, signal or task-trained animalRides with you; Greenlink asks for no pass, certificate, harness or carrier.
Operator questionsAt most two questions: is this a service animal, and what job has it been trained for?
When it can be refusedA direct threat to safety, a seriously disruptive ride, or an animal not under your control.
ESA or petNot addressed on the page, so check before you travel with one.

Greenlink customer service: 864-467-5000. Greenlink rider information

Downtown Greenville buildings seen from the Main Street Bridge over the Reedy River
Photo: Spatms, CC BY-SA 4.0

Greenville County Animal Care on Furman Hall Road

Greenville County Animal Care runs the county's shelter, so start there if your dog or cat goes missing in Greenville.

Greenville County Animal Care328 Furman Hall Road, Greenville, SC 29609864-467-3950Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday

Before you go looking

  • A recent photo of your animal and a description of any collar or tag.
  • Your rabies certificate, which also helps when a landlord asks about vaccinations.
  • A quick call first, to ask staff what proof of ownership they need.

Staff return messages within 24 to 48 hours if no one answers. Greenville County Animal Care

Greenville Help Desk: Legal Aid, Clinics, Complaints and Crisis Lines

Civil legal aid on South Main Street

South Carolina Legal Services, 701 South Main St, for eligible low-income residents. Call (864) 679-3232 or (800) 763-4825; Wednesday hours run until 7 p.m. SCLS offices

Public clinic on Mallard Street

Greater Greenville Mental Health Center, Greenville Clinic, 124 Mallard Street, 864-241-1040, weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. BHDD clinic list

Reporting bias in a rental

The state Human Affairs Commission accepts housing complaints for 180 days after the act; its number is (803) 737-7800. SCHAC

Help at any hour of the night

988 answers every call and text; South Carolina's Mobile Crisis team is at 833-364-2274.

From Nicholtown to Augusta Road: Greenville Addresses We Cover

The curved Liberty Bridge above Reedy River Falls in downtown Greenville
Photo: HurricaneIcy, CC BY-SA 4.0

Downtown and north of the Reedy

  • West End
  • North Main
  • Overbrook
  • Nicholtown
  • Viola Street

South and east of downtown

  • Augusta Road
  • Alta Vista
  • Sterling
  • Verdae
  • Haywood

The evaluation is a video visit, so any address in the city works the same way; Greer, Mauldin and Simpsonville residents follow the same South Carolina license rule.

Questions Greenville Tenants and Furman Students Ask

  1. Furman

    How does Furman want an animal request in University Housing documented?

    Through its Student Office for Accessibility Resources. The verification form asks a health or social services professional to describe your disability-related need for the animal in University Housing, and a letter carrying the same information may be attached instead.

  2. Greenlink

    Is there a Greenlink rule for emotional support animals?

    Not on its rider page, which covers only trained service animals; they ride without a pass, certification or harness. Call 864-467-5000 before bringing an emotional support animal or a pet.

  3. Greenlink

    What may a Greenlink operator ask about my service dog?

    Just two things: is it a service animal, and which task has it learned? Greenlink may refuse a dog that threatens safety, seriously disrupts the ride or is out of your control.

  4. Shelter

    What are the hours at the county shelter on Furman Hall Road?

    Greenville County Animal Care at 328 Furman Hall Road opens Monday through Saturday and stays closed on Sunday; call 864-467-3950, and staff return messages within 24 to 48 hours.

  5. Care

    Which Greenville clinic offers public mental health services?

    The Greater Greenville Mental Health Center runs its Greenville Clinic at 124 Mallard Street, 864-241-1040, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. For urgent help, call or text 988.

  6. Legal aid

    Where can a Greenville renter get free civil legal help?

    South Carolina Legal Services, 701 South Main St, for eligible low-income residents: (864) 679-3232 or (800) 763-4825, with Wednesday hours until 7 p.m.

  7. Lease

    When must a Greenville landlord send back my deposit?

    Thirty days from the end of the tenancy and your request, with any deductions listed, under section 27-40-410 of the South Carolina Code. A deposit kept wrongfully can cost the landlord three times the amount.

  8. PSD

    Will a letter from my Greenville clinician work for a PSD as well?

    A psychiatric service dog is covered by a separate PSD letter, written for a task-trained dog that helps with your disability. Choose the PSD plan, and the clinician evaluates that need during your video visit.

Keep Reading: Greer and Other South Carolina Guides

Sources for this page: Furman University, the City of Greenville's Greenlink pages, Greenville County Animal Care, BHDD, the legal aid office locator and the state Human Affairs Commission, each reviewed in October 2026, so the details are current as of October 2026. This is general guidance, not legal advice, and a lease or campus contract can change the answer. Screening does not guarantee a letter, since that judgment belongs to the clinician who evaluates you. Double-check anything that matters with the office itself, and for support in a hard moment, 988 is open by call or text at every hour.

Take the Greenville Screening Tonight

You owe nothing for the screening. A clinician licensed in the state reviews your request by video, and a supported letter goes straight to your account.

All Greenville ZIPs
Face-to-face over video
Prices before checkout
AI Assistant Online
Hi! I'm your AI assistant for American Service Animals. I can help you with:

• Questions about ESA & PSD letters
• Understanding the evaluation process
• U.S. housing laws & regulations
• Pricing and payment options

How can I help you today?