My experience with this order was excellent. The process was very quick and easy from start to finish, which made everything stress-free. What stood out the most was how well they understood my needs... See more
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American Service Pets is a U.S.-based telehealth platform that connects individuals seeking Emotional Support Animal (ESA) or Psychiatric Service Animal (PSA) documentation with Licensed Mental Health Professionals (LMHPs) for clinical evaluation.
The company operates through a secure online platform designed to facilitate structured mental health assessments in accordance with applicable federal housing guidance and state licensure requirements. American Service Pets does not issue documentation directly; documentation is provided only by a Licensed Mental Health Professional when clinically appropriate.
The process begins with the completion of a detailed online health questionnaire. This questionnaire is reviewed by a Licensed Mental Health Professional licensed in the individual’s state. When indicated, the LMHP may conduct additional telehealth communication to evaluate whether the individual meets clinical criteria for an Emotional Support Animal or Psychiatric Service Animal as part of a broader mental health treatment plan.
Documentation is issued solely at the discretion of the evaluating provider and only when consistent with professional standards of care.
ESA documentation may be used in housing-related contexts under the Fair Housing Act (FHA), subject to landlord review and applicable guidelines. Psychiatric Service Animals, when individually trained to perform disability-related tasks, may be afforded public access protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
American Service Pets provides educational resources to help individuals understand the distinctions between ESAs and PSAs, as well as the limits of federal and state protections. The company does not represent that documentation guarantees housing approval, travel access, or other outcomes, as determinations are ultimately made by housing providers, airlines, and other relevant entities in accordance with current regulations.
Operating nationwide, American Service Pets maintains a network of Licensed Mental Health Professionals across all 50 states.
The organization emphasizes compliance, documentation integrity, and a structured evaluation process designed to support individuals seeking legitimate mental health accommodations through appropriate clinical review.
848 North Rainbow Blvd, #508, 89107, Las Vegas, United States
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American Service Pets is awesome! They make the process so easy and reliable. My psychologist has been the same since last year, so he’s familiar with my ESA & I.
I was able to recommend a friend of mine as well for her daughter’s dog and she couldn’t be happier.
American Service Pets made the process so stress free that I will continue to use and recommend them!
Your service was great! Easy to understand and communicate.
Would definitely recommend it.

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The service is great and everyone is so helpful in making sure you have everything needed during the process for you and your companion

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Great communication, easy to get questions answered, smooth process.

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I have been charged 141 + $33 and I still haven't received the letter and I am being charged 25 more dollars for application fee after y'all have already charged me $141 dollars and then y'all charged me 33 more dollars for I have no clue what and then y'all are trying to charge me 25 more dollars for an application fee the $33 was supposed to be for the application fee I'm not satisfied I haven't received my letter I would like to talk to someone

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Application was easy to understand.when I didn't call I got the answer I needed

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we really need to reclassify our little friends as emotional support so they can visit my husband in hospice

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I requested a refund due to this company being fraud and was denied a full refund and offered a partial for items they “shipped” yet I never received.

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Henry’s vest and papers arrived as ordered. Still waiting on an ID card though. Very good experience.

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