In Kazakhstan, a private enforcement officer may freeze a debtor’s bank accounts within enforcement proceedings. However, in practice, situations occur where all accounts are blocked, including salary accounts, social benefit accounts, alimony accounts, and other accounts receiving protected funds.
If a private enforcement officer has frozen all your accounts, do not rely only on the bank. The bank usually follows the enforcement officer’s resolution. The main action should be taken through the enforcement officer. If the officer does not respond, you may file a complaint with the chamber of private enforcement officers, the department of justice, the prosecutor’s office, or the court.
In simple terms: if all accounts are frozen, you need documents, not panic.
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