When a check is returned as unpaid, the bank may extend the time needed to make the funds available after the check is re-deposited. This is known as an exception hold. This extra time allows the bank to reduce the risk associated with this transaction.
If a check was returned because it was post-dated or missing an endorsement, and that issue has been corrected, the bank may not apply an exception hold.
A bank may extend the availability schedule for re-deposited checks for a reasonable period of time, which could be an additional five business days or possibly longer.
Review your deposit account agreement for policies specific to your bank and your account.