A locksmith will need to verify ownership of a property as proof of residence before performing locksmith work. Being blocked from your entrance to your house is a big hassle, especially when you've managed to store your photo ID inside the house with your keys. When your locksmith arrives, you'll need to prove that you live in your residence before they let you back in. If you don't have any identification or proof of ownership when the locksmith arrives so you can re-enter, there are a few things you can do.
Here are some ways you can legally return to your home when you're locked in.
