ESA Letter Renewal in Texas

Why renew your ESA letter every year?

The Fair Housing Act doesn't set a formal expiration date for ESA letters, but in practice, housing providers strongly prefer — and often insist on — documentation dated within the past 12 months. An outdated letter is the most common reason otherwise-valid accommodation requests get questioned. Renewing annually keeps your documentation beyond dispute when you:

• Sign a new lease or renew an existing one.
• Move to a new apartment, condo, or rental home anywhere in Texas.
• Respond to a landlord's request for updated verification.

How renewal works

• Book a renewal evaluation. Whether or not your original letter came from us, the process is the same — a short telehealth appointment with a Texas-licensed clinician.
• Complete a brief check-in. The clinician confirms that an emotional support animal remains an appropriate part of your care.
• Receive your updated letter. If approved, your freshly dated, signed letter arrives by email within 10–15 minutes — and only then are you charged.

Renewing a letter issued elsewhere

If your previous letter came from another provider — even one of the instant-approval websites — we can help you replace it with documentation that holds up. Our clinicians conduct a full evaluation, so your new letter stands entirely on its own merits.

Renewals are priced the same as new letters — see our pricing page. No subscriptions, no automatic charges, no surprises.