Anyone else impressed by RealESALetter.com’s

[zaylin]

RealESALetter.com advertises itself as a legitimate service providing legally compliant ESA letters. If they actually perform the evaluation by a licensed therapist and produce a properly formatted letter (with license number, contact info, date, statement of need, etc.), then yes it is plausible that their letter “counts” as an ESA letter. That said, because of widespread scams in the ESA-letter space, one should always verify license details and ensure the letter meets official requirements before relying on it.