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Department of Transportation Service Animal Travel Form

DOT Service Animal Form

  • Please complete all fields below. Upon submission, you will receive an email with the completed PDF copy of the required DOT Travel Form.

    Warning: It is a Federal crime to make materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statements, entries, or representations knowingly and willfully on this form to secure disability accommodations provided under regulations of the United States Department of Transportation (18 U.S.C. ยง 1001).
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  • Insert name or organization that trained your service animal. NOTE: If you trained your service animal yourself, insert your name
  • If you trained your service animal yourself, enter your own phone number
  • My Service Animal has been trained to do work or perform tasks to assist me with my disability. My Service Animal has been trained to behave in a public setting. I understand that a properly trained dog remains under the control of its handler. I understand that a properly trained dog does not act aggressively by biting, jumping, lunging, or injuring other animals. It also does not urinate or defecate on the aircraft or in the gate area. I understand that if my service animal shows that it has not been properly trained to behave in public, then the airline may treat my service animal as a pet by charging a pet fee and requiring my service animal to be transported in a pet carrier. To the best of my knowledge, my service animal has not behaved aggressively or caused serious injury to another person/dog. I understand that my service animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered at all times in the airport and on the aircraft. I understand that if my service animal causes damage, then the airline may charge me for the cost to repair it, as long as the airline would also charge passengers without disabilities to prepare the similar kinds of damage.
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    What is the Difference Between a Service Dog & Emotional Support Animal?

    A service animal is trained to assist with a disability, whereas an emotional support animal provides therapeutic benefits through its presence alone. Service Animals are able to travel on planes and live in apartments without additional fees or restrictions. Service Animals are also allowed to accompany their handlers in public areas such as restaurants, stores and hotels. Emotional Support Animals are protected for housing, but are not generally permitted in restaurants and stores.

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  • **Due to the high volume of orders during the holiday season, additional processing time to complete your order may be needed. Your PDF copies are available for immediate download in your confirmation email and if you paid for tracking, your tracking number will be updated as soon as your package ships. Inquiries regarding order shipping status may not receive responses unless the delay exceeds 3 business days past your original shipping speed/ delivery date has passed. Once your package ships, the most up to date tracking can be found in your tracking email.**
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