译件可以递交哪些澳洲官方机构？

NAATI 认证译员签章的译件，可递交澳大利亚内政部（移民局）、各州交通局（换领驾照）、法院、公证处、大学及职业评估机构等。个别机构有额外要求的，请以接收机构的说明为准。

多久可以拿到译件？

取决于下单时选择的时效档，付款后按所选时效出件。出件后您会收到邮件和取件链接。

电子版 PDF 可以直接递交吗？

可以。澳洲多数机构接收电子版 PDF 译件，例如内政部的在线递交。个别机构要求纸质件的，彩色打印即可。递交前建议先确认接收机构的要求。

递交机构怎么核验译件真伪？

每份译件都印有专属溯源码和数字指纹。递交机构在独立的验真平台输入溯源码或上传 PDF，即可比对译件是否与出件时一致。

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Translation of Chinese Resident Identity Card

When applying for a visa, citizenship, a bank account or various identity verifications, you'll often need to submit an English certified translation of your ID card. Issued by NAATI-certified translator Bo YANG, from $12 (¥55), ready in as little as 2 hours.

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Transparent pricing and turnaround with no hidden fees
Exclusive verification trace code, your certified translation is your key
Original documents transmitted securely with automatic deletion after delivery

Translator Information

Bo YANGNAATI certified translator · Personally translated and stamped

Certification number

CPN3PO24T

Credentials

Certified Interpreter · Mandarin and English （中英双向口译）

Certified Translator · Chinese to English, English to Chinese （中英双向笔译）

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NAATI is the abbreviation for the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters

Photography and upload guidelines

Upload in full(e.g., identity cards require both front and back images to be uploaded.)
Take clear photos: Ensure text and stamps are clearly legible, avoiding glare and obstruction.

Important Information

Photos required:

Photo side
National emblem side

Simply upload photos from your mobile — no need to post your original document. Fees start from $12 (¥55), priced according to your chosen turnaround, and you'll see the total price before you pay.

Translations are prepared and signed by NAATI certified translators, and are accepted by the Department of Home Affairs, state transport departments, universities, and professional assessment bodies.

What does the certified translation look like?

An electronic PDF: the cover page contains the translator's declaration and a verification code — scan it to check the authenticity of your certified translation. Photos of your original document are attached at the end, so the receiving party can compare them item by item.

Visa types that commonly require it

What our customers say

Discovered I needed translations on Friday night, uploaded them and received them the next morning.

Sydney · Ms WangBirth Certificate · Express

The department counter accepted it immediately without asking for extra documents.

Melbourne · Mr ChenDriver licence

The school required a stamp and certification number, both of which were on the translation.

Brisbane · Student LiDegree Certificate + Academic Transcript

The lawyer scanned the code on the document and verified it instantly, saving me the hassle of explaining.

Adelaide · Mr ZhouCourt Document

FAQ

Which Australian official agencies can the certified translations be submitted to?

Certified translations bearing the stamp and signature of a NAATI certified translator can be submitted to the Australian Department of Home Affairs (Immigration), state transport departments (for licence conversion), courts, notaries, universities and professional assessing bodies. Please check with the receiving agency if they have any specific additional requirements.

How long does it take to get the certified translation?

This depends on the turnaround time selected when placing your order. Once paid, the certified translation will be issued within your chosen timeframe. You will receive an email and collection link once it is ready.

Can the electronic PDF version be submitted directly?

Yes. Most Australian agencies accept electronic PDF certified translations, such as online submissions to the Department of Home Affairs. If an agency requires a hard copy, a colour printout will suffice. We recommend confirming the receiving agency's requirements before submission.

How can the receiving agency verify the authenticity of the certified translation?

Every certified translation is printed with a unique trace code and digital fingerprint. The receiving agency can enter the trace code or upload the PDF on an independent verification platform to check whether the certified translation matches the originally issued version.

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