Housing letter evaluation
Your housing letter starts with one video call with a therapist licensed in your state.
Two questions, then pay. After that you pick the time of your call.
Where do you live?
What do you need the letter for?
$80 back if the therapist can’t approve you
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the next screen.
Here is how it works, from your two answers to your signed letter.
- 1
Answer two questions and pay $120.
Where you live and what the letter is for, then you pay on the next screen.
- 2
Pick a time and talk with your therapist on video.
A therapist licensed in your state sees you for 15 to 30 minutes, at a time you choose.
- 3
Your signed letter arrives by email if you're eligible.
If the therapist can't approve you, $80 goes back to your card the moment they record it.
Jordan R. Ellis, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker · New Jersey License #SAMPLE-00000
October 25, 2026
Re: Reasonable accommodation for an emotional support animal
I am a mental health professional licensed in the State of New Jersey. I have completed a clinical evaluation of my client by video.
In my professional judgment, my client's emotional support animal alleviates symptoms of a condition that limits a major life activity. I support their request to keep the animal in their home, consistent with the Fair Housing Act.
Sincerely,
Jordan R. Ellis
The letter carries your therapist's name, license number and state.
- You talk with a licensed mental health professional in your state, such as a clinical social worker or a counselor, never a quiz or a bot.
- Your landlord can look the license up on the state board's website in about a minute.
- It is dated and signed by your therapist, and it comes to you by email.
Our therapists are licensed in New Jersey and New York.
You always see a therapist licensed in the state you live in.
Here are the answers people want before they book.
Two questions, then you pick the time of your call.
Book my call, $120