Georgia Service Animal Access Lanyard + Card
$15.00
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Georgia Service Animal Access Lanyard + Card
$15.00
Carry a concise, professional reference to Georgia and federal service animal access laws wherever you go. The Georgia Service Animal Access Card & Lanyard is designed to promote respectful interactions by providing an easy-to-read summary of service animal access rights, the ADA's two permissible questions, and selected Georgia statutory references in a durable, double-sided format.
Whether you're visiting restaurants, hotels, retail stores, healthcare facilities, government buildings, or traveling throughout Georgia, this quick-reference card provides an educational summary of applicable law without claiming to be government-issued identification or certification.
Features
- Double-sided 4 × 6 inch legal reference card
- Durable laminated insert (fits standard 4 × 6 badge holders)
- Compatible with standard vertical lanyards
- Georgia-themed design with state outline and ServiceAnimalAlert™ artwork
- High-contrast typography for quick readability
- ADA + Georgia law quick-reference
- Perfect for travel, public accommodations, businesses, and educational use
Front Includes
- Georgia-themed Service Animal Alert™ artwork
- Federal ADA reference
- Georgia statutory reference
- Professional high-visibility design
- ServiceAnimalAlert.com branding
Reverse Includes
- ADA's two permissible questions
- Selected excerpts from Georgia service animal statutes
- Plain-language access rights summary
- Handler responsibilities
- Educational legal reference for public accommodations
Ideal For
- Service animal handlers
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Retail businesses
- Healthcare facilities
- Schools and universities
- Government offices
- Security personnel
- Customer service professionals
Important Notice
This product is an educational legal reference and awareness aid. It is not government-issued identification, registration, certification, or proof that an animal is a service animal. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, no federal certification or registration is required for a service animal.
Learn More
For the official Georgia statutes regarding service animals:
Georgia Code – Title 30, Chapter 4 (Rights of Persons With Disabilities; Service Dogs):
https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/title-30/chapter-4/
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Service Animal Guidance:
https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-faqs/