<prompt> Human: TD;LR: Ally locked me out of my bank account for suspicious activity, I verified that activity and Im still going on six days without access to my savings accountIm in the process of moving my savings account from Ally to a local bank in my town. I pulled a transfer request from my local bank to Ally to move about 5k.I logged into Ally the next day and noticed I was locked out of my account and I was told to contact their support line. I did so and it turned out that my transfer request raised a red flag and requested me to verify that I was who I say I am. Ok no biggie. But heres the issue.I was never notified of my account being suspended, I just noticed when I went to log in the next day. I submitted all of the required documents but the person assigned to my case was out for the weekend. Supposably no one else in the entire company could review my account besides this one woman. To make matters worse, I spoke to the woman today and she said everything looked alright and that Ill be able to get into my account by tonight. Well tonight came and I cant get into my account. Im going on six days without access to my savings, I have upcoming expenses and bills coming up that Im going to need access to that money for. This is completely ridiculous that I submitted everything the second they asked for it and I dont have access to my money.I understand why my account was froze and that it was for my protection, but after I verified everything theyre taking their sweet old time letting me back in. Do I have any options reporting Ally to the FDIC? Will that get me anywhere?  <response>: thats not the function of the FDIC, they just insure deposits, not police banking policy.most likely the update will happen overnight. you could make a complaint to the federal reserve, but it isnt likely to really go anywhere, but if it makes you feel better, go right ahead. 