Three steps. Straightforward the whole way.
One clinician. Clear scope. No category nonsense.
Annie Villani is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner licensed in Texas and New York. This practice is built around her direct clinical judgment — not a marketplace, not a registry, not a rotating bench of contractors.
That means no marketplace handoffs, no vague “approvals,” and no broad ESA claims that create confusion at the leasing office. Just housing-focused evaluations handled with real clinical standards.
Real clinical review, not a $29 PDF.
A “$29 instant letter” from a registry isn’t documentation — it’s a PDF a leasing office will spot in two seconds. Real ESA documentation requires a real clinician.
You’re paying for Annie’s judgment, not a piece of paper.
One flat fee. No subscription. If Annie determines a letter isn’t clinically appropriate, your fee is refunded in full.
What renters actually want to know.
Still unsure? Send Annie a message before you pay anything.
No legitimate provider can promise a landlord’s final decision. What Annie can provide, when appropriate, is real housing documentation grounded in a clinical evaluation — written for a leasing office to actually review.