How Long Does It Take for a Seized Car to Be Released?
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Seized vehicles are automatically released when the property preservation period expires, provided that the opposing party does not file an application for continued seizure. The preservation period for a car is one year. After the seizure period ends, continued seizure of the property requires the relevant applicant for enforcement to legally file an application for continued seizure before it can be executed and completed. Relevant regulations: The People's Court shall not freeze the bank deposits of the person subject to enforcement for more than one year, seize or detain movable property for more than two years, or seize real estate or freeze other property for more than three years. If the applicant for enforcement applies for an extension of the period, the People's Court shall complete the procedures for continued seizure, detention, or freezing before the expiration of the seizure, detention, or freezing period, and the extended period shall not exceed the period specified in the preceding paragraph.