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What evidence does a locksmith need to prove that the property he is breaking into belongs to his customer?

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jayjayx | 17:29 Wed 31st Mar 2010 | Civil
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Can my ex boyfriend tell a locksmith that he is living in my house so that he can gain entry ?
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Well this is really tricky question. Better you ask any good locksmith company f they will allow to do so. Good luck.
10:34 Mon 05th Sep 2011
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you need a utility bill, proof of address, bank statement etc, and some form of photo ID. That should be enough I think. Media URL: http://www.fastkeys.co.uk/keys
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