A housing letter is a document that proves that your service dog is trained and certified to work in a specific setting. It is often required before your service dog can live in a residential area or be taken on public transportation. You can check this reference if you are looking for a service dog.

To get a housing letter, you will first need to find an approved training facility. Some organizations provide certification for service dogs. Once you have found an approved training facility, you will need to submit an application and pay the fee.

After you have completed the application process and paid the fee, your training facility will send you a copy of the certificate of approval. You will also receive a copy of the "Service Dog Guidelines for Housing." These guidelines will explain how to fill out the housing request form with your municipality.

Once you have completed the housing request form and submitted it to your municipality, they will send you a letter confirming that your service dog is authorized to live in that area.

If you ever have to move your service dog, you will need to contact your training facility and submit a new housing request form.

If you have a service dog, it's important to make sure you get the appropriate housing letter. This document proves that your service dog is properly trained and certified, and can help you get the accommodations you need in order to live in a community or apartment.