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Frequently asked Questions
I renewed my license on line but found later I was classified as inactive. How did that happen? Do wrecker
drivers need to have a locksmith license to legally open cars? To whom do I direct questions
about the Texas Locksmiths Association? How do I find out if a company
or individual is licensed? How do I get a password
for the member page? My name was listed on the membership
page of the ADVISOR as a new member but I have not received a membership
number. Is this a misprint or is there a problem with my membership?
I am having a technical problem
and need to speak with someone who has more experience than I do. Where
can I go for help? How do I join the Texas Locksmiths
Association? Do
wrecker drivers need to have a locksmith license to legally open cars? NO.
The DPS has published a notice explaining the law and it is available
at this link. No
license is required unless the services are made available to the public.
If you are a locksmith for a large manufacturing plant for example or
a school district and service only the locks owned by your employer no
license is required. It
depends on the inquiry. The members of the board of directors are listed
on the Board Members
page. If it is a membership status question you should direct yur
question to the secretary.
If it pertains to the TLA publication, the ADVISOR, direct the question
to the Editor. Matters pertaining to the
website can be sent to the webmaster.
If in doubt send an E-mail to the president
and he will route it to the appropriate person who may best address your
concern. The
company
and individual
license information is found on the website for the Texas Department of
Public Safety. Your
password is your last name and your membership number. Membership
requires a vote by the board of directors. The board meets several times
during the year at which time memberships are voted on and approved or
denied. Your listing in the Advisor does not mean the board has approved
your application. You will be notified by mail when your membership is
approved. If
the problem is not a timely issue you can always ask that your question
be published in the Advisor.
Someone will probably respond to you inquiry. You can also check the member
directory in the members
only area and locate a person in your area. The membership directory
now lists members by their City. There are also links in the library.
There may be one there that can help you. All
the information you need to be a member is found on the membership page of the website.
This
page was updated February 17, 2006 |
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