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The document is a Reasonable Accommodation or Modification Request Form used by residents or applicants in a housing community to request modifications or accommodations due to disabilities. It outlines the process for submitting requests, the definition of 'disabled' under federal law, and the criteria for determining the necessity of such requests. The form requires input from healthcare providers to verify the disability and need for accommodation, ensuring compliance with Fair Housing laws.

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What to say to your doctor to get a service dog?

Be honest about the challenges you face and how an emotional support animal can provide the necessary support and comfort. Share specific examples of how an ESA can alleviate symptoms and improve your overall well-being.

How to get a service dog letter from a doctor?

How to get a PSD letter Connect with an LMHP. Find a licensed mental healthcare professional licensed in your state to start the assessment process. Complete an assessment with your LMHP. Work with your LMHP to discuss whether you have a qualifying disability under the ADA. Request a PSD letter.

What does a service dog doctors note look like?

Normally a doctors note will say something like [patient name] is my client, whom I am treating for a life-limiting disability. I support their use of a service dog for their disability. There are some other requirements for the letter, like official letterhead and signature of the medical professional.

Can my doctor write a letter for a service dog?

Yes, you can request a letter from your healthcare provider stating that your dog is a service animal. This documentation may be necessary for certain accommodations or to comply with legal requirements.

How do people prove they have a service dog?

Under the ADA, a service dog is not required to be registered as a service dog, or wear a special tag or vest identifying it as a service animal. California law provides for local animal control departments to issue identification tags to people who use and train service animals.