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1. Step 1: Gather all the necessary information about the key you want to duplicate, such as its type, size, and any special features it may have.
2. Step 2: Find a reliable key duplication service or a locksmith that offers this service. You can search online or ask for recommendations from friends, family, or neighbors.
3. Step 3: Visit the chosen key duplication service or locksmith and present them with the original key you want to duplicate.
4. Step 4: Provide any additional information or special instructions if required, such as specifying the number of duplicates needed or any specific key blanks you prefer.
5. Step 5: Wait for the duplication process to be completed. The time required may vary depending on the complexity of the key and the workload of the service provider.
6. Step 6: Once the duplicates are ready, pay any necessary fees and collect the duplicated keys.
7. Step 7: Test the duplicated keys in the respective locks to ensure they work properly. If any issues arise, contact the key duplication service or locksmith for assistance.
8. Step 8: Keep the duplicates in a safe place or distribute them to the intended users, as needed.

Who needs key duplication?

1. Individuals who frequently misplace or lose their keys may need key duplication services.
2. People who want to provide spare keys to family members, roommates, or employees may also require key duplication.
3. Property managers or landlords often need key duplication to provide copies of keys to tenants.
4. Businesses that require multiple employees to access certain areas may find key duplication essential.
5. Automobile owners who need spare keys or want to have duplicate keys for convenience may benefit from key duplication.
6. Anyone who wants to maintain a backup in case the original key gets damaged or becomes inoperable may also require key duplication.

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What is key duplication?

Key duplication is the process of creating a copy of an existing key to provide access to multiple individuals.

Who is required to file key duplication?

Key duplication is typically requested by property owners or managers who need to provide access to multiple parties.

How to fill out key duplication?

To fill out key duplication, you will need to provide information about the key being duplicated, the reason for duplication, and contact details of the requester.

What is the purpose of key duplication?

The purpose of key duplication is to provide convenient access to different individuals while maintaining security and control over who has access to the property.

What information must be reported on key duplication?

Key duplication forms usually require details about the original key, the reason for duplication, requester's information, and any special instructions.