There is no reason for her not to let you in. If she does not recognize you right off the bat it is common to ask for ID of some sort. I always do that because I have only been at my property since November & do not know everyone & want to make sure I don't give a key to someone that does not live there.

As long as you do not do it all the time it should not be a problem.

All you can do is ask…Alternatively, you can wait at the library until someone else comes home.

But understand that lock out services are not part of her job, and she may charge you to do it. If I am available and its easy for me, I am happy to unlock an apartment for a tenant. But, I could make a part time job doing these sorts of things. So, if it happens too often or its a major inconvenience, I charge for it.

The landlord may unlock the door, and may also ask to see some ID, and may also ask if there is an adult present, and may also charge you a fee, and may also refuse to help you at all.

Completely up to them. You won't know unless you ask. They may be the nicest people you have ever met, but don't test the limits of their generosity when you create problems...

She will unlock the door for you. Otherwise, you will have to call a locksmith. Very expensive.

I'm a minor (17 years old) and I forgot to bring my keys today when I went to library.

The apartment manager knows that I live in the apartment but I'm just wondering if she will unlock the door for me even though I'm a minor.

Any help please?