Understanding ESA Letter Denials: Know Your Rights
Under the Fair Housing Act (FHA), owners of an emotional support animal (ESA) are provided protected status, yet some landlords still deny valid ESA letters. If your landlord is not upholding your right to your ESA, it is beneficial to learn about the landlord's obligations and your rights. They cannot deny an ESA based on breed, size, or pet policy or based upon a registered or non-registered ESA. An example of a valid denial is if a landlord believes the documented ESA letter is from a non-licensed or according to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, or safety in general. If the landlord provides a denial based on these characters, always make sure to obtain your ESA letter from a licensed mental health provider. Regardless, if you were rejected, you could consider filing a complaint with HUD. This guide will provide you with what you need to know to protect yourself and your rights, as well as some steps on how to appeal bad denials.
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