Present date to vs till date

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Present date' is used when referring to the current date, while 'till date' is used to indicate a period up to the current date.

Last updated: March 26, 2024

Present date to

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the current date.

This phrase is used to indicate the current date or the date at the time of speaking.

Examples:

As of the present date, the project is still ongoing.
The report is accurate as of the present date.

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In support of the renewed discussion the Commission should present up-to-date EU figures on market developments, job creation and R&D budgets in the sector.
In the present case, the dates to which the Commission may go back for recovery purposes are as follows:
As has been mentioned, the present Financial Regulation dates back to 1977 and we have at present actually more of a patchwork quilt than a coherent plan of financial and budgetary provisions.
This figure is impossible to compare to the ECJ's own statistics, as contained in its annual reports, because some of the references taken into account by judges in their responses to the present survey date back to the 1980s and beyond.
In the report, we therefore urge the Commission to present an up-to-date and detailed report on public services every four years, when this regulation is up for renewal.
How many ex-MEPs it has employed since the European elections in 2004, to the present date? 2.
Until the present date, it has been applying the reduced EUR 6 price of admission tickets applied by the casinos in Mont Parnès and Corfu.
It is increasingly difficult to believe that Israel really favours an independent Palestinian state, while proceeding to annex more and more Palestinian territory - and does so up to the present date.
Would the Commission be kind enough to forward to me the relevant statistics and the matters to which they relate from 1994 to the present date?
Will it indicate the amount (actual figure and as a percentage for each region) of expenditure declared up to the present date by Italian former Objective 1 regions, in relation to the resources available for the 2000-06 period?
I know it's psycho getting you a present on the first date, but...
Decision 2006/965/EC repeals Decision 90/638/EEC from the date the present Decision takes effect.
The amendments in the present report date from November 2010 and concern the following:
Commission Decisions 97/217/EC, 97/218/EC, 97/219/EC and 97/220/EC are repealed on the same date the present Decision will come into force, as mentioned in Article 3.
Insert details of No and date of present Regulation at publication in OJ)
If the seaman does not present himself at the date and time stipulated for signing on, his contract shall be considered to be null and void.
The Commission has also said that the financial corrections will be applied from 1 January 1998 in order to clarify the uncertainties and ambiguities of the present regulation which dates from 1993.
The transfer takes place in the present (grant date) and is based on a price below today's market price (the 'strike price').
If the seaman withdraws or does not present himself at the date and time stipulated for his signing on, his contract shall be considered to be null and void and the ship-owner shall be automatically discharged from its obligation to sign him on.
At the date the present action was brought, the defendant had not yet adopted the necessary implementing measures or, in any event, it had not yet communicated them to the Commission.

Alternatives:

current date
today's date
date of today
date at the moment

till date

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate a period up to the current date.

'Till date' is used to refer to a period of time leading up to the present moment.