What are
Emotional Support
Animal Laws in New Jersey?



What are
Emotional support animal laws New Jersey are passed to protect individuals with disabilities who rely on their animal for emotional support and companionship. These laws provide certain rights and protections for individuals with disabilities who have been prescribed an ESA by a licensed mental health professional.
This law lets an ESA Owner live with ESA in a rental property even if there's 'No Pets Allowed' policy. A person don't need to pay pet charges to live with ESA in a rental property.
• ESA should be well-behaved.
• Landlord can deny your request to live with ESA if your ESA causes any harm to property or neighbours.
Under the Fair Housing Act, which applies to college and university housing, individuals with disabilities are allowed to request a reasonable accommodation to have an ESA in their housing unit, even if the housing provider has a "no pets" policy.
An ESA Owner should have an ESA Letter to get the benefits of these laws. An ESA Letter acts as a proof that a person is using ESA for mental healing.