Florida-licensed clinician
An individualized evaluation by a clinician licensed in Florida
Florida ESA housing requests are addressed under the federal Fair Housing Act and Fla. Stat. § 760.27. A Florida-licensed clinician conducts an individualized evaluation and may provide supporting documentation when clinically appropriate.
An individualized evaluation by a clinician licensed in Florida
The clinician decides whether documentation is appropriate
A letter may be provided when supported by the evaluation
If approved, delivery is within 48 hours after payment is received

Support for Florida pet owners
Learn how the process works, what information to prepare, and how a Florida-licensed clinician can assess whether emotional support animal housing documentation is appropriate. Optional ESA registration and certification includes year-round customer support and reevaluation recommendation reminders; it does not replace a clinical evaluation or establish housing eligibility.
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Review the current fees, included digital items, and support before you begin. A clinical outcome is not guaranteed in advance.
HOUSING EVALUATION · ONE ANIMAL
Complimentary digital ESA certificate + digital ID
Provided when documentation is issued · informational only
If approved, documentation is prepared within 48 hours after payment
A Florida-licensed clinician reviews your individual housing-related support-animal needs.
HOUSING EVALUATION · UP TO THREE ANIMALS
Complimentary digital ESA certificates + digital IDs
For clinically approved animals, up to three · informational only
If approved, documentation is prepared within 48 hours after payment
A Florida-licensed clinician considers each animal’s support role individually.
TASK-BASED SUPPORT EVALUATION · ONE DOG
Complimentary digital PSD certificate + digital Handler ID
Provided when documentation is issued · informational only
If approved, documentation is prepared within 48 hours after payment
An individualized evaluation of disability-related needs and trained task-based support.
Certificates and IDs are informational items provided when applicable. They are not government credentials and do not guarantee a housing accommodation.
Clear policies · Support at every step
Understand what the evaluation fee covers, how housing requests are reviewed, and where our team can help.
If your licensed clinician determines you do not qualify, you'll receive a full refund.
Federal law protects qualifying assistance animal accommodations. Housing providers cannot deny eligible requests without a legally valid reason.
An unlawful denial by one landlord does not invalidate your clinician-issued documentation. It may still support accommodation requests at other properties, subject to applicable housing laws.
Your animal is more than a pet; they're part of your family. If a property rejects valid, legally compliant documentation without a lawful reason, it may be worth considering what that says about its attitude toward animals and the people who depend on them. Choosing a home means finding a community that respects both your rights and the important role your animal plays in your life.
Our qualified, licensed clinicians are compensated for their professional evaluations. While housing denials do not automatically qualify for refunds once documentation is issued, we'll review your circumstances and may offer additional assistance or a partial refund on a case-by-case basis.
Professional evaluations. Trusted documentation. Transparent policies. Support you can count on.
Florida ESA housing requests are addressed under Fla. Stat. § 760.27 and the federal Fair Housing Act. Section 413.08 covers trained service-animal access in public places. A clinician evaluates each situation individually; a certificate or ID card alone does not establish eligibility.
Florida and federal fair housing laws may cover requests involving HOA- or condominium-governed homes. Each housing provider reviews a request under the applicable law and facts. A clinician’s documentation can support a request, but no letter guarantees approval.

FLORIDA SERVICE ANIMALS & TSA NETWORK FOUNDER
Founder & Administrator
Hi, I’m Eddie, founder of Florida Service Animals and the TSA Network. I started this network because I understand the difference an emotional support animal can make in our mental well-being. I have an ESA myself, and it has helped me through my own challenges. Our animals are family, offering comfort, stability, and unconditional love when we need it most.
My role focuses on education, client support, and making the process easier to understand. Florida evaluations and documentation decisions are made independently by Florida-licensed clinicians; I do not make clinical approval decisions.
Choose a state site for its local information, pricing, and application details.
A FLORIDA SERVICE WITHIN THE TSA NETWORK
We contract with Florida-based providers. Florida-licensed clinicians independently conduct each evaluation and decide whether documentation is clinically appropriate.
Start your Florida request here using our Florida-specific process and pricing. Georgia residents can review Georgia-specific information, pricing, and the application process at Georgia Service Animals.
GOOGLE REVIEWS · TSA NETWORK
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Florida clients have shared feedback through the TSA Network's Google profile, where it appears alongside reviews from other network clients. You may see Texas Service Animals branding when you open the profile because the network uses one shared listing. The reviews shown here are attributed to the TSA Network.
“Very quick, personable, and kind. They stay with you end-to-end and help you go through landlord scrutinies. 10/10 recommend.”
“Very helpful!! Very fast response and made the whole process super easy! Highly recommend using Texas Service Animals!”
“I was referred by a colleague who had an amazing experience and I received the same. Thank you Eddie and team for your support and kindness. I highly recommend!”
Common questions about Fla. Stat. § 760.27, the Florida Fair Housing Act, and the process.
Florida Statute § 760.27 and the federal Fair Housing Act address housing accommodation requests involving emotional support animals. A housing provider reviews each request under the applicable law and facts.
No. A Florida-licensed clinician conducts an individualized evaluation and decides whether supporting documentation is appropriate. A housing provider reviews each accommodation request under applicable law; approval is not guaranteed.
If approved, your signed letter is delivered within 48 hours after payment is received.
Florida and federal fair housing laws may apply to HOA and condominium housing. A housing provider reviews each request based on the applicable law and facts; documentation does not guarantee approval.
Florida Service Animals offers optional year-round customer support and reevaluation recommendation reminders with its registration and certification service. A registration or certificate is not state-issued proof of disability or need and, by itself, does not establish eligibility for a housing accommodation under Florida Statute § 760.27.
Start with a free pre-screen before deciding whether to purchase an evaluation. A Florida-licensed clinician then makes an independent decision about whether documentation is clinically appropriate. The evaluation fee is refunded if the clinician does not recommend documentation. If a letter is issued, delivery is within 48 hours after payment. Housing providers review accommodation requests individually, and approval is not guaranteed.