Search Maryland's Locksmiths Licensing Program public query to verify a locksmith's registration
domain: dllr.state.md.us · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Go to the Locksmiths Licensing Program Public Query at dllr.state.md.us, which offers four distinct search modes
Choose Business Name (with optional city), Personal Name (last name plus optional city), Business Location (city or zip), or License Registration Number
Submit the query form and review the list of active licensees returned
Note that the tool only returns active licensees — inactive or expired records are not shown in this public query
For questions about disciplinary actions against a licensee, contact the Maryland Board of Locksmiths Licensing Program directly, since that data isn't in the public query itself
Known gotchas
The public query explicitly returns only active licensees in the State of Maryland — it is not a comprehensive historical or disciplinary database
Disciplinary action information is explicitly excluded from this tool and requires a direct inquiry to the Maryland Department of Locksmiths Licensing Program by phone or email
The underlying CGI-based search form uses several distinct URLs depending on search mode (business name vs. personal name vs. registration number) — an integration needs to pick the right form endpoint for the search type rather than assuming one universal query parameter set
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