ESA Letters in Montana
Montana's rental market tightened dramatically after 2020, and landlords gained leverage. An ESA letter is one of the few tenant rights that does not depend on market conditions.
What Montana Renters Need to Know
Montana's Human Rights Act covers disability in housing alongside the federal FHA. Under Montana's ESA law (MCA 70-24-114, enacted 2023 and amended 2025), the health care practitioner who provides supporting information to your landlord must be a mental health professional licensed in Montana who has had a client-provider relationship with you for at least 30 days and has completed a clinical evaluation. Bozeman's boomtown rents have made pet fees a real burden, and an approved ESA accommodation usually removes them.
- Your evaluator holds a license valid in Montana, named on your letter
- The letter states your disability-related need without disclosing your diagnosis
- Every letter carries a verification ID your Montana landlord can check
- An approved accommodation usually means no pet rent or pet deposit
Serving Renters Across Montana
From Billings to Great Falls, our licensed providers evaluate Montana residents wherever they rent.
Your Montana Letter in Four Steps
Free pre-check
A five-minute screening, no payment to begin.
Licensed Montana evaluation
A provider licensed for Montana reviews and evaluates you.
Signed, verifiable letter
On letterhead, with license details and a verification ID.
Approved, fees waived
Submit to your landlord and watch the pet charges disappear.
ESA Letters in Montana: Common Questions
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