How many days does it take for the court to unblock the account?

The account can be unsealed within 7 working days after applying to the court for unsealing. When the parties file an application for unsealing, the court can generally unseal it within 7 working days after receiving the application, and the specific unsealing time can be asked by the court official.

In the process of freezing and unfreezing bank accounts in court, the following points should be noted:

1. The owner of a bank account needs to bring valid identity documents and documents frozen or unfrozen by the court to apply at the bank counter;

2. The bank will review the application according to the freezing and unfreezing documents of the court, and the account can be unfrozen only after the approval;

3. After approval, the bank will unfreeze the account according to the court's requirements for freezing and unfreezing documents. After thawing, the funds in the bank account can be used normally.

The bank account freezing and unfreezing process is an important process, which needs to be mastered so that when the bank account is frozen by the court, it can unfreeze the account in time and protect the security of the account.

To sum up, the account can be unsealed within 7 working days after applying to the court for unsealing.

Legal basis:

Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Sealing-up, Seizure and Freezing of Property in Civil Execution by People's Courts Article 29.

The people's court shall not freeze the bank deposits and other funds of the person subjected to execution for more than six months, seal up or detain movable property for more than one year, seal up immovable property for more than two years, and freeze other property rights for more than two years. Except as otherwise provided by laws and judicial interpretations. If the person subjected to execution applies for an extension of the time limit, the people's court shall go through the formalities of sealing up, distraining and freezing before the expiration of the time limit for sealing up, distraining and freezing, and the extension period shall not exceed half of the time limit specified in the preceding paragraph.