Get licensed by the North Carolina Locksmith Licensing Board
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Steps
Decide whether to start as an apprentice locksmith (minimum age 18, no mandated pre-license education hours) or apply directly for a full license.
Complete a criminal history record check as part of the application; the Board evaluates any record case by case rather than auto-disqualifying.
Register for and pass the state licensing exam, offered periodically at community colleges and other state-agency sites.
Pay the initial licensing costs (license, exam, and background-check fees) and submit the application package to the Board.
Plan for triennial renewal, which requires a renewal fee and a completed License Renewal Training Log documenting continuing-education hours unless an exemption applies.
Known gotchas
No formal pre-license education is required by the state, but that doesn't mean an exam candidate can skip real hands-on training since the exam still tests practical competency.
Fee totals and CEU hour requirements are set by the Board and can change; verify current amounts on nclocksmithboard.org rather than relying on third-party fee estimates.
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