There are many types of banks freezing bank cards, the most common ones are bank freezing, public security bureau freezing, and court freezing.
If it is frozen by the public security bureau or court, it is generally not easy to unfreeze it and it will take a long time. So when can the bank card be unfrozen after it is frozen by the public security bureau?
There are several times for the bank card to be unfrozen by the police. One is to unfreeze within three days, which usually means that the public security agency has found that it is not related to the case; the other is to unfreeze within six months, which means that the public security agency has solved the case and is involved in the case.
The bank card will be unfrozen within six months; the third is frozen indefinitely or permanently. In this case, the public security agency has not found the source of the card funds and the case has not been closed.
In accordance with Article 66 of the "Procedural Regulations for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs", the period for freezing deposits, remittances and other property is six months.
The freezing period for securities, stocks, fund shares, etc. is two years.
If the freezing period needs to be extended due to special circumstances, the extension procedures should be completed before the expiration of the freezing period.
In short, if the bank card freezing is related to laws or cases, when the bank card can be unfrozen needs to be analyzed based on the actual situation. Moreover, after the bank card is frozen by the public security bureau, the person will be notified and may even face questioning by the public security agency.
If you want to unfreeze your bank card quickly, you can provide strong evidence to prove that the funds in your card have nothing to do with this case.
It is not without reason for the police to freeze bank cards. While cardholders are worried, it is key to understand the situation in a timely manner and cooperate with the public security investigation to unfreeze the card.