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“You must wait until January 22 before you can get or use your pass”. Is that means I have to wait on the 23:59 of January 22? Or 23:59 of January 21? Before they will give me my pass?

Jamjam
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    As soon as the 22nd shows up, you're ready. If it's that day, you have waited as they asked. – Yosef Baskin Jan 19 '22 at 18:49
  • So meaning I will get my pass on the 22nd? Not the 23rd? – Jamjam Jan 19 '22 at 18:54
  • Im really mixed up, other said i have to wait after 22nd till i get my pass. – Jamjam Jan 19 '22 at 18:56
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    Or, if you have to pick it up manually, when the office opens? Or until they've sorted out any clerical errors? I'm afraid you must seek clarification on this from the issuing authority; the English is used in conflicting ways by different users. – Edwin Ashworth Jan 19 '22 at 19:04
  • Commonsense dictates that the date they mention is the day on which you can get your pass. – Kate Bunting Jan 20 '22 at 09:09

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It means that you have to wait on the 23:59 of January 21. After that it's OK and you can use your pass without any problem.

Shayan Poursadeghi
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  • But the question contains “You must wait until January 22 before you can get or use your pass”. The office might not open at midnight. The passes might be late arriving there. They may not arrive before evening. This assumes that there is not a real problem, like a printer's strike. – Edwin Ashworth Jan 19 '22 at 19:39