ACH Freeze Release & UCC Lien Challenges
Unblock frozen bank accounts and clear liens that lock you out of payroll, vendors, and new financing.
Remove holds on cash and clear public liens that scare off new lenders
An ACH freeze happens when a lender instructs your bank or processor to lock incoming deposits, cutting off cash flow overnight. A UCC lien is a public filing that claims rights to your receivables and equipment. Releasing freezes and terminating liens restores control of funds and frees up collateral—often the deciding factor in keeping a business afloat.
Book a free consultation today and get your cash moving again.
Why Ignoring Freezes & Liens Backfires
Hoping the bank “sorts it out” lets lenders tighten their grip and pile on legal fees.
What to Watch Out For
Immediate Cash Crunch
No access to deposits means missed payroll and vendor defaults.
Multiple Draft Attempts
Lenders hit accounts repeatedly, racking up NSF fees.
Credit Score Hits
Prolonged freezes and liens trigger negative reporting.
Lost Financing Opportunities
New lenders refuse deals while liens remain open.
How We Break the Hold
4 Step Freeze & Lien Relief Process
Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.
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Free Account & Lien Review
We analyse bank letters, processor notices, and UCC filings.
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Immediate Legal Response
Motions, release forms, or payoff proposals go to banks and lenders within days.
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Release & Termination
Funds begin flowing within agreed limits; UCC‑3 forms file to clear public records.
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Post Release Support
We confirm full access, update credit bureaus, and help stop future freezes.
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Benefits of Fast Freeze & Lien Relief
Rapidly lifting a bank freeze restores same day access to incoming revenue and deposits, so payroll and supplier bills clear before penalties stack up.
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ACH‑Freeze & UCC‑Lien FAQs
Five most‑searched questions owners ask when bank accounts lock up
