Locksmith Licensing Program
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News and Information
- Announcement: We Have Moved!
- We have moved to the 8th floor of the Andrew Johnson Building located at 710 James Robertson Parkway.
- The cashier's office for any licensee wanting to pay in person remains in the Davy Crockett Tower located at 500 James Robertson Parkway.
- The mailing address for this board remains the same as listed on the right side of this page under Contact Information.
- We apologize for any inconvenience our move may cause.
- Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance Announces Licensing Program for Locksmiths 04/18/2008
- Administrative Rules Effective May 14, 2008
Consumer Resources
Licensee/Applicant Resources
- Forms
- Examination Information:
- PSI Online - Tennessee Locksmith License Examination
- In order to be exempt from the examination requirements, you must be able to document that you had five (5) years of experience as a locksmith as of June 25, 2007.
- Training Requirement Memo
- Qualifying Education Approved Course List
- Continuing Education Approved Course List
- Fingerprint Option Information
- Contractor Exclusion Information [pdf]
Director
Contact Info
Mailing Address:
Locksmith Licensing Program
500 James Robertson Pkwy
Nashville, TN 37243-0570
Telephone:
Phone: 615-532-3369
Fax: 615-532-2965
Rules and Laws
- 'New' Rules (Rules which may be changing)
Other Resources
Mission
Welcome to the Locksmith Licensing Program web site.
This office provides administrative and information services to the public and to applicants and licensees regarding the following programs:
- Alarm Systems Contractors Board
- Locksmith Licensing Program
- Private Investigation and Polygraph Commission
- Private Protective Services
We are also here to assist in the application, license and renewal processes.
If the information you desire cannot be located, please contact us.
Our goal is to serve you in the most efficient way possible.
Mission Statement:
We strive to provide reliable and efficient service and integrity and professionalism for those governed and affected by the industries we regulate in order to promote a safer, more secure Tennessee.
