Jinding Translation Service (Jinding Translation Service) is a NAATI certified translation company operating since 2011. Our Chinese ⇄ English certified translations are generally accepted by Australian immigration, road authorities, universities and courts — standard service delivers electronic copies within 24 hours of payment. Urgent service depends on the document and translator availability; the fastest turnaround is 1 hour. Please confirm before ordering. The process is fully online.
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Is Jinding a registered Australian company?
Yes. Jinding Translation Service is a locally registered Australian translation company with a public ABN, and all translations are completed by NAATI certified translators. Every key fact below is independently verifiable:
| Item | Details (as of August 2026) |
|---|---|
| Company name | Jinding Translation Service (Jinding Translation Service) |
| ABN | 37 399 597 437 — searchable on the Australian Business Register |
| Credential | NAATI Certified Translator — certification number (CPN) verifiable on the NAATI website |
| Experience | Operating since 2011 |
| Clients served | Individuals and organisations across Australia |
| Languages | Chinese ⇄ English (Simplified and Traditional Chinese) |
| How it works | Fully online — standard electronic copies delivered within 24 hours of payment; printed copies posted Australia-wide |
Are your translation credentials trustworthy?
Yes — and every claim can be verified independently.
NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters) is Australia’s only official translator credentialing body. Australian government departments generally require translations of migration, visa and education documents to be completed by NAATI certified translators. Our translators hold NAATI certification, and the certification number (CPN) can be verified in real time on the NAATI website.
- Every translation includes a translator’s declaration and the NAATI digital stamp, meeting Australian government formatting requirements for certified translations
- Our ABN 37 399 597 437 is publicly searchable on the Australian Business Register
- All client documents and personal information are kept strictly confidential
How do you judge whether a translation company is reliable?
Four checks are enough: translator credentials, company registration, price transparency, and track record. They apply to any translation company:
- Credentials: Are translators NAATI certified, with a CPN verifiable on the NAATI website? “Certified translations” without a verifiable number are not trustworthy
- Registration: Does the company have an ABN and publicly searchable details?
- Price transparency: Are prices published, with no hidden fees? Be cautious of vague quotes
- Track record: Look for an established operating history and verifiable business details
Measured by these four checks: Jinding’s translators are NAATI certified (CPN verifiable), our ABN 37 399 597 437 is publicly searchable, all prices are published on this site, and we have operated since 2011 — all four checks passed.
What translation services do you provide?
Six service lines, all translated by NAATI certified translators, with standard electronic delivery within 24 hours of payment:
| Service line | Common documents | Typical uses |
|---|---|---|
| Migration & education documents | Birth certificates, marriage certificates, police checks, ID cards, household registration, degrees, transcripts | Visa, citizenship, university applications |
| Medical documents | Medical reports, diagnoses, test results, vaccination records | Treatment, insurance claims, visa medicals |
| Legal documents | Judgments, summons, witness statements, statutory declarations | Litigation, legal proceedings |
| Taiwan documents | Taiwan driver’s licences, household registration transcripts, birth certificates, ID cards | Licence conversion, visas, citizenship |
| Driver’s licence translation | Chinese driver’s licence (AU$20 electronic copy) | Driving, car rental, licence conversion in Australia |
| Apostille service | Apostille, DFAT authentication | Using documents overseas |
Frequently asked questions
Are your translations accepted by Australian government departments?
Our translations are completed by NAATI certified translators and include a translator’s declaration and NAATI digital stamp. They are generally accepted by the Department of Home Affairs, state road authorities, universities, courts and banks. Please confirm specific requirements with the receiving organisation before submitting.
How long does a translation take?
Standard service: electronic copies are delivered within 24 hours of payment. Urgent service depends on the document and translator availability; the fastest turnaround is 1 hour. Please confirm before ordering. Printed copies are posted Australia-wide (standard post 3–6 business days; express 1–2 business days with tracking).
Can I order from outside Australia?
Yes. The whole process is online: order on the website, upload clear photos or scans of your documents, and receive the electronic translation by email — no originals to post, no office visit needed. Electronic copies work worldwide; printed copies are currently posted within Australia only.
How can I verify your NAATI credential?
Search the translator’s certification number (CPN) on the NAATI website — the result shows the translator’s name, credential level and validity. Our ABN 37 399 597 437 is also publicly searchable on the Australian Business Register.
Ready to order? See the full price list, read the NAATI translation FAQ, or contact us for a quote on notarisation and Apostille services.
Last updated: August 2026 ｜ Reviewed by: Jinding Translation Service Jinding Translation Service (ABN 37 399 597 437) ｜ NAATI Certified Translators (CPN verifiable on the NAATI website)
