When does a study permit expire?

[pxc3110]

On this page https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/extend-study-permit/when-to-apply.html,
it says and I quote: "If you can’t prove the date you were first notified by your school, we’ll use the earliest issue date on the document. We may need to confirm this date with your school." I don't understand what is "earliest issue date on the document". Which "issue date" and "document" is it talking about?

 

[Naturgrl]

So you have completed your studies/program earlier than you planned & you need to extend your study permi? This is what you are asking about. If so,

The 90 days begin

• on the date you get the first notification from your school (such as an email, letter, transcript, etc.) that you completed your program or
• when you get your degree, diploma or certificate.

If you can’t prove the date, they will use the earliest issue date on the document as above.

 

[pxc3110]

So you have completed your studies/program earlier than you planned & you need to extend your study permi? This is what you are asking about. If so,

The 90 days begin

• on the date you get the first notification from your school (such as an email, letter, transcript, etc.) that you completed your program or
• when you get your degree, diploma or certificate.

If you can’t prove the date, they will use the earliest issue date on the document as above.

Sorry, I don't understand your last sentence?

 

[Naturgrl]

Sorry, I don't understand your last sentence?

They will use the date on your transcript/letter from school that you completed the program.

 

[Mhdotca]

Hi! I received my transcripts and confirmation of graduation by e-mail on January 18th 2021.
Although, the transcripts are dated December 18th 2020, my last day of class. By then I did not have even have my grades yet!

When should I consider the 90 days? On the date of first notification? Or the date printed?
Thanks