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Hereby is used in connection with what is present with the speaker or what the speaker has just mentioned or the speaker's present words (i.e. the present document); thereby is used in connection with what is at a distance from the speaker or what has been mentioned by the speaker or by someone else.
We do not use will after until when speaking about the future. I'll stay here until you come back. We have to wait until he arrives. When we use a negative construction (with not) in the main clause, until means 'not before'. I won't (will not) start cooking until you come home. (= 'not before you come home') I can't (cannot) read the newspaper until I find my glasses. We sometimes use the constructions have + past participle and had + past participle with until.