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Does Indiana have its own ESA law?
Educational content, not legal advice. For your specific situation, consult a state-licensed attorney.
What the law says
Ind. Code ch. 22-9-7 ('Emotional Support Animals in Housing') allows written provider verification, prohibits fees for an ESA, and penalizes misrepresentation.
Source: Ind. Code §§ 22-9-7-1 to 22-9-7-14 (Emotional Support Animals in Housing) ↗
In plain language
Yes — Indiana has a dedicated ESA-in-housing chapter (§§ 22-9-7-1 to -14): a tenant can keep an emotional-support animal with a health provider’s written verification, a landlord cannot charge an extra fee for it, and faking one is a Class A infraction. A legitimate provider letter is what supports the request. This is general information, not legal advice — consult an Indiana-licensed attorney about your situation.
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