My salary card was seized
An enforcement officer seized all my accounts, including the card my salary is paid to. I did not know about the debt.
How to lift a seizure from an account or card
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What to do
How to resolve your situation: step by step
An account is seized by an enforcement officer within enforcement proceedings; the bank only carries out the order. So lifting a seizure from an account or a card is possible only after sorting out the proceedings: on what ground they were opened and whether the officer is acting lawfully.
- 01
Find out the basis
The enforcement proceedings number, the officer and the document being enforced: you can get these from the bank or the enforcement proceedings system.
- 02
Check whether the account is protected
The law prohibits seizing certain accounts, for example those for social payments. Confirm what the account is for.
- 03
Check the amount and the debt
Whether the amount is correct, whether the debt has been paid, and whether the enforcement deadlines have passed.
- 04
Apply to the officer
An application to lift the seizure, with evidence, is the first step. Keep proof of submission.
- 05
Appeal if that did not help
The officer's actions are challenged with the head of the enforcement service office or in court; in the complaint, point out that the account is protected or the debt is paid.
This is the general order of steps. The analysis of your situation will show what applies to you and which deadlines apply in your case.
What the conclusion covers
A Jurly conclusion on your situation
In a conclusion on an account seizure, Jurly identifies the enforcement proceeding and the ground for the seizure, checks whether the account is one that cannot be seized, and prepares the steps: an application to the enforcer to lift the seizure, a complaint against their actions, and the documents for each.
The analysis of your situation is free. A written conclusion costs UAH 199; you see the price before paying.
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Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How can I find out who seized my account?
The bank will give you the details of the enforcement officer's order. The proceedings number lets you find the officer and the basis.
Which accounts are protected from seizure?
The law protects certain accounts, in particular those for social payments. Whether yours qualifies depends on what the account is for.
How quickly is a seizure lifted after the debt is paid?
After payment, the officer must close the proceedings and lift the seizures. If that does not happen, you can file an application or a complaint.
Can the officer's actions be challenged?
Yes, within the set deadlines, with the head of the enforcement service office or in court.
How much do the analysis and the conclusion cost?
The analysis of your situation is free. A written Jurly conclusion costs UAH 199, and you see the price before paying.
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