Verify a locksmith's ALOA membership/certification via the Find A Locksmith directory
domain: findalocksmith.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Go to findalocksmith.com and search by city, state, ZIP, or specialty (e.g. automotive, safe/vault) to pull up ALOA-member locksmiths in that area
Compare the company or individual name against the listing to confirm current ALOA Security Professionals Association membership
Check findalocksmith.com/certifications.html for the specific certification levels (CRL, CPL, CML, plus specialty certs) referenced on a listing
Ask the technician to also display photo ID and, where applicable, their state locksmith license/registration
Known gotchas
Directory presence only confirms ALOA membership/listing, not that a specific certification level (e.g. CML) is current
ALOA membership is a private-association credential, not a government license, and does not substitute for state licensing checks in states that require one
The directory is opt-in/self-listed by member locksmiths, so absence from it doesn't necessarily mean a locksmith isn't ALOA-certified
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