No. Georgia has no state locksmith license. None of the licensing boards on the Secretary of State's list is for locksmiths. A 2011 bill, House Bill 538, proposed a State Board of Locksmiths, but no such board exists today.
Last checked October 13, 2026 · 4 quoted facts from official pages

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The Georgia Secretary of State's list of state licensing boards contains no locksmith board (related boards listed include Low Voltage Contractors and Private Detective & Security Agencies).
“Private Detective & Security Agencies”
Source: sos.ga.gov · checked October 13, 2026
The same page also lists professions licensed by other Georgia agencies (accountancy, engineers, pesticide applicators, real estate, etc.); locksmiths are not among them.
“Professions not Licensed by the Georgia Secretary of State Office”
Source: sos.ga.gov · checked October 13, 2026
A 2011-2012 bill, H.B. 538 by Representative Geisinger, proposed creating a State Board of Locksmiths with licensing of locksmiths and apprentices; no such board appears on the current Secretary of State board list.
“Locksmiths; to provide for the membership, duties, and powers of such board; to provide for”
Source: legis.ga.gov · checked October 13, 2026
Sponsor and bill number of the 2011 locksmith licensing proposal.
“House Bill 538 By: Representative Geisinger of the 48th”
Source: legis.ga.gov · checked October 13, 2026
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No. Georgia has no state locksmith license. None of the licensing boards on the Secretary of State's list is for locksmiths. A 2011 bill, House Bill 538, proposed a State Board of Locksmiths, but no such board exists today.
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