emotional support animal registration service

ESA Card is emotional support animal registration with a certificate and wallet card, from $39.

ESA Card is an emotional support animal registration service that issues a certificate and a wallet ID card in about 3 minutes, from $39.

Visit Websiteesacard.comChecked 31 October 2026

Each registration gets a unique number that anyone can check on ESA Card's public verification page, and every kit carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.

A sample card with made-up details, as ESA Card shows it on its home page.¹

Here is what ESA Card offers for emotional support animal registration.

A certificate and wallet card in about 3 minutes¹
The form takes about 3 minutes, and both files are emailed the moment the registration is complete, with no appointment and no health questions.
A number anyone can check²
Every registration has a unique number on a public verification page, and a refunded registration shows there as inactive.
From $39, with a 30-day money-back guarantee²
The Digital Kit is $39 and the Complete Kit, with a printed card and certificate, is $69.
2,000+ pets registered¹
ESA Card has registered more than 2,000 pets.
4.5 or better out of 5 from 29 reviews³
Customers who reviewed ESA Card rate it 4.5 or better out of 5, and every one of the 29 reviews is 4 stars or more.
Registration from any country²
Anyone can register, and outside the countries that use US Letter the files are laid out for A4 paper.

Here is what an ESA Card registration includes.

A wallet ID card with the animal's photo

The card carries the animal's photo, details and registration number, plus a QR code to scan and verify, and is delivered as a PDF that prints at credit-card size.¹

A sample wallet ID card showing a golden retriever's photo, name, owner, issue date, a QR code and a verifiable registration number — The wallet card up close, with made-up details, as ESA Card shows it on its home page.¹

Registration in three simple steps

The form asks for the animal's name, breed, birthday and a photo, plus the owner's name, location and email. The number is issued at checkout, and both files land in the inbox.¹

Three numbered cards: tell about your pet, get your kit instantly, and checkable by anyone — The three steps, as ESA Card shows them on its home page.¹

Dogs, cats and other companion animals

One registration covers one animal, most often a dog or a cat and also a rabbit, a bird or a reptile, and a second animal takes a second kit.¹

Photos of a beagle, a ginger cat and a spaniel puppy — Companion animals, as ESA Card shows them on its home page.¹

A Digital Kit and a Complete Kit

The Digital Kit arrives by email the moment the registration is done, and the Complete Kit adds a printed wallet card and a printed certificate shipped to United States addresses.²

ESA Card's two kits side by side: the Digital Kit at $39 and the Complete Kit at $69 with what each includes — The two kits, as ESA Card shows them on its pricing page.²

A certificate sent as its own file
The Certificate of Registration is a landscape page that can be printed or framed without touching the card.¹
A public verification page
Anyone shown the card can confirm the number in seconds, in any country, and a refunded registration shows as inactive.²
A gift voucher
A kit can be bought for someone else, who gets a voucher with their animal's name on the certificate and a message on top, and nothing to pay.¹
A 30-day money-back guarantee
An email within 30 days gets the registration refunded in full, and the refunded number shows as inactive on the verification page.²

Emotional support animal registration with ESA Card starts at $39.

Digital Kit$39, paid once
Complete Kit$69, paid once

Digital Kit$39, paid once²
A Certificate of Registration and a wallet ID card as print-ready PDFs, a unique number on the verification page and 12 months of listing
Complete Kit$69, paid once²
Everything in the Digital Kit, plus a printed wallet card and a printed certificate shipped to United States addresses

Each kit covers one animal. After the first 12 months on the verification page, a yearly renewal of $1.67 a month, billed annually, keeps the number listed.

The facts about ESA Card, each with the day it was read.

What it issues: A Certificate of Registration and a wallet ID card with the animal's photo, emailed as two print-ready PDFs¹
Checking a number: Each registration number can be checked at esacard.com/verify, with no account and no app¹
Prices: The Digital Kit is $39 and the Complete Kit is $69, with a printed card and certificate shipped to United States addresses²
Money-back guarantee: 30 days, with the registration refunded in full and shown as inactive on the verification page²
Customer reviews: 4.5 or better out of 5, from 29 customer reviews³
Pets registered: 2,000+¹
Listing: 12 months included, then a yearly renewal of $1.67 a month, billed annually²
Animals covered: One registration covers one animal: dogs and cats most often, and also rabbits, birds and reptiles¹
Outside the United States: Anyone can register, and files are laid out for A4 paper in countries that do not use US Letter²

Here is what customers publish about ESA Card.

Some sites make you jump through hoops or fill out long questionnaires. Here it was just basic info and a photo. Exactly what I wanted - nothing more.
Sarah Miller, ESA Card reviews page, 2 August 2026
so i already had the letter from my therapist and just needed something that looked official to keep with it. this was super simple, no weird questions, just put in the info and boom - pdfs in my inbox. the photo came out really clear too.
Samantha Jones, ESA Card reviews page, 20 July 2026
Wasn't sure if these kinds of sites were legit but the site itself is pretty transparent about what you're actually getting. I like that. Process was painless and the verification link works.
Daniel Allen, ESA Card reviews page, 9 July 2026
did this on my phone while waiting for coffee. had the files before i even finished my drink. pretty slick.
Jonathan Adams, ESA Card reviews page, 23 May 2026

Questions people ask about emotional support animal registration and ESA Card.

How do I register my emotional support animal online?

ESA Card registers an emotional support animal online in about 3 minutes, from $39: the form asks for the animal's name, breed, birthday and a photo, plus the owner's name, location and email, and both files arrive as print-ready PDFs.

How much does emotional support animal registration cost?

With ESA Card the Digital Kit is $39 and the Complete Kit, with a printed card and certificate shipped to United States addresses, is $69. After 12 months, a yearly renewal of $1.67 a month keeps the number listed.

How fast does the certificate arrive?

Both files are emailed the moment the registration is complete, about 3 minutes after starting the form.

What does an ESA Card registration include?

A Certificate of Registration, a wallet ID card with the animal's photo, a unique number on the public verification page and 12 months of listing, in about 3 minutes from $39.

Can a registration number be checked?

Yes: anyone can check it at esacard.com/verify with no account and no app, from any country.

Is emotional support animal registration required by law?

No law requires it. People register for the certificate, the wallet card with the pet's photo and a number anyone can check, which are a convenience credential and not a legal document. For housing, a provider looks to a letter from a licensed mental health professional, so the letter and the card work together.

Which animals can be registered?

Any household companion, most often dogs and cats and also rabbits, birds and reptiles, with one registration for each animal.

Can someone outside the United States register?

Yes: anyone can register from any country, though printed kits ship only to United States addresses.

Where each fact on this page comes from.

1ESA Card home page esacard.com, read 31 October 2026
2ESA Card pricing page esacard.com, read 31 October 2026
3ESA Card reviews page esacard.com, read 31 October 2026

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