$149 evaluation · Full refund if the clinician does not approve · Housing only
$149 evaluation · Full refund if the clinician does not approve · Housing only
$149 evaluationFull refund if the clinician does not approve
Start ($149)$149 evaluation · Full refund if the clinician does not approve · Housing only
Statewide Florida service
Housing ESA letters for Riverside, San Marco, and Duval no-pets leases — Florida-licensed evaluation, not a registry. Nassau and St. Johns stay on this page.
Pay $149 for a review
You pay online. That covers a licensed clinician looking at your case, not an automatic letter.
Talk with the clinician
She reviews your answers in English or Spanish. She can say no.
Letter, or your money back
If she approves, you get a signed English PDF for your landlord. If she does not, you get a full refund. A later landlord no is not a refund.
Duval County rentals and Jacksonville Beaches no-pet buildings still have to consider a clinician-signed ESA letter under Fair Housing. Official ESA Letter is a Florida-licensed clinical evaluation for housing paperwork, not a registry, not a pet ID, and not a promise about what any landlord will do.
Duval County rentals, Riverside and San Marco buildings, and Jacksonville Beach condos still have to consider a written reasonable accommodation request with clinical documentation. Nassau and St. Johns stay on this page — they are not a second city URL. Official ESA Letter is a Florida-licensed housing evaluation: $149 new, $99 renewal. Approval is never automatic. Full refund if the clinician does not approve a letter. A landlord later saying no is not a refund. Housing only. Not a registry. Letters for landlords are in English. We do not sell airline letters or public-access passes. A no-pet lease still has to consider the request.
Duval County covers Jacksonville’s urban core and a lot of suburban lease stock. Riverside and San Marco buildings mix historic houses, small condos, and river-adjacent conversions; many still print a no-pet clause in the lease. Jacksonville Beach condos add an association layer on top of the landlord. Arlington garden apartments east of the river use a community rulebook rather than a downtown loft declaration. All of that stays on this page.
Downtown Jacksonville loft conversions — old office and warehouse shells — often inherited a no-pet rider when they became apartments. The conversion does not create a new city URL. Nassau County, including the Fernandina Beach area, and St. Johns County, including the St. Augustine area, stay on this Duval page. They are neighboring counties under the same Florida housing statute, not a second doorway.
San Marco walk-ups and Riverside bungalows sometimes rent from small landlords who have never seen a housing letter. The request is still a written reasonable accommodation with clinical documentation, not a vest. Jacksonville Beach associations often calendar the request at a board meeting; Arlington complexes more often leave it with an on-site manager. Neither habit is a reason to clone a Beaches URL.
Fernandina-area and St. Augustine-area rentals do not get their own evaluation product. If a St. Johns HOA asks for the letter addressed to the association, send it that way; the consult is still this page. Downtown loft managers sometimes want the letter uploaded to a resident portal the same week the lease is signed. Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns share this URL so we do not invent a doorway for every river town.
Mandarin and Southside garden apartments along the St. Johns River still print no-pet clauses beside boat-slip rules that Riverside bungalows never see. Orange Park and Fleming Island rentals on the Clay County line stay with this Duval page under the same Florida housing statute — they do not get a cloned suburb URL. Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach associations calendar with Jacksonville Beach; the letter still goes in the Beaches association file on this page. $149 new / $99 renewal. Full refund only if the clinician does not approve. Approval is never guaranteed.
Riverside bungalows print no-pet clauses next to St. Johns River boat-slip rules that no Brickell tower ever writes. Nassau and St. Johns rentals, including Fernandina-area and St. Augustine-area houses, stay on this Duval page so we do not invent a doorway for every river town. That boat-slip / Nassau-St. Johns packet is the sentence that does not appear on Miami. Same Florida-licensed APRN, $149, /verify, refund only if the clinician says no.
Need an ESA letter in Jacksonville? Official ESA Letter issues housing-only paperwork after a real clinical evaluation. Duval HOAs, Riverside and San Marco buildings, Jacksonville Beach condos, Arlington garden apartments, and downtown loft conversions often ask for a licensed clinician letter — not an internet ID. Property managers verify at /landlord-support.
Nassau and St. Johns — including the Fernandina and St. Augustine areas — are not a second city URL. They stay on this page. $149 new / $99 renewal. Full refund only if the clinician does not approve. Approval is never guaranteed.
Official ESA letters for landlords are issued in English only. Clinical consultations are available in English or Spanish. The site UI can display in your selected language.