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means The formal act of putting something out officially — stocks, bonds, licenses, currency, decrees — releasing it from one hand into circulation in another.

from From Old French 'issue' meaning 'exit, a going out,' itself from the Latin verb 'exire' — 'ex-' (out) plus 'ire' (to go). The English suffix '-ance' bolts on to make a noun of process. So underneath the bureaucratic weight, 'issuance' simply means 'the act of going out' — the same root that gives us 'exit' and 'issue,' just dressed in a suit and handed a clipboard.