What happens if my documents are inside the house?

There is a solution, and it is the most common situation of all: people who get locked out hardly ever have their papers on them. When you call, we explain how your right to enter is checked in that case.

We do not set out the procedure here, because if we published it, it would also be read by people who want to get in where they should not. What we can tell you is that you will not be left out in the street for not having your ID in your pocket.

While you wait, it helps to have to hand:

If there is no way of checking it, we do not open. It is the same guarantee you have when the house is yours and you are not there.

We explain it in door opening.

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Why does the locksmith ask for ID and proof of address?

To check that the person asking for the door to be opened has the right to enter. It is what stops a stranger opening your home just by saying it is theirs. Read the full answer

Can the home of a relative who has died be opened?

Yes, when the person asking has the right to do so, for example as an heir or on behalf of the heirs. We explain what is needed when you call, depending on the case. Read the full answer

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