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Service Dog Digital ID – ADA-Compliant Mobile Badge for Smartphones

Service Dog Digital ID – ADA-Compliant Mobile Badge for Smartphones

$15.00
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Service Dog Digital ID – ADA-Compliant Mobile Identification for Smartphones

Instantly display your Service Dog’s identification using our ADA-compliant Digital ID. Delivered by email, this mobile-friendly format includes your Service Dog’s custom registration info and is perfect for easy access during travel, public outings, or housing inquiries.

✔ IMPORTANT NOTES

  • ✔ Note: This is a digital product – no physical card will be mailed.
  • ✔ Note: Your Digital ID will be emailed after your dog’s photo is submitted.
  • ✔ Note: Your ID card will be created exactly as entered – please double-check your submission.
  • ✔ Note: No refunds are available for this custom digital item.

✔ WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Custom Digital Service Dog ID Card: Delivered in a smartphone-friendly format by email. No app required.
  • Displays: Handler’s name, Service Dog’s name, address, photo, and unique registration number.
  • ADA-Compliant Text: Includes language stating “The ADA mandates that this dog and owner have full access to all public places.”
  • Device Compatible: Works on Apple and Android smartphones and tablets.

✔ PHOTO SUBMISSION

  • After checkout, reply to your order confirmation email with your dog’s photo and registration details.
  • Preferred image: clear, front-facing headshot of your Service Dog. We will crop and size it appropriately for your Digital ID.

✔ WHY CHOOSE A DIGITAL ID?

  • Keep it on your phone at all times – no risk of loss or damage.
  • Ideal for travel, public access, housing offices, or retail settings where verification may be needed.
  • Faster access – no printing, no shipping, no delays.

✔ LEGAL REMINDER

It is a violation of federal law to misrepresent an animal as a service animal. Only trained service dogs assisting individuals with disabilities are protected under the ADA.

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