About Us · Since 2007
What is AO Translation (澳泽翻译)?
AO Translation (澳泽翻译) is a NAATI certified translation service founded in Adelaide, Australia in 2007, led by NAATI Certified Translator Jinhong Li (CPN5BW39O), serving clients Australia-wide and overseas.
Meet your translator: Jinhong Li
I’m Jinhong Li, a NAATI Certified Chinese–English Translator at AO Translation. I have worked as a professional translator since graduating, with a particular focus on legal and immigration documents.
I have translated a wide range of court documents for Australian lawyers and their clients, including work commissioned directly by legal practitioners. I focus on precise wording and consistent terminology across each document.
I have also translated a substantial volume of medical records for use by hospitals and insurance companies. I bring the same attention to wording and detail to individual certificates and complete document bundles.
Legal and immigration translation for complex document bundles
For larger legal and immigration projects, I regularly translate powers of attorney, affidavits, court judgments, contracts and WeChat records, as well as complete bundles of supporting documents for complex visa and immigration applications. I also translate complete sets of legal documents and supporting evidence. Across a set of documents, I check names, dates and terminology for consistency and carefully review stamps, notes and formatting. If you have multiple documents to translate, send the files, receiving organisation and deadline for a written quote.
What are the basic facts about AO Translation?
AO Translation is the English name of 澳泽翻译. The official website is adfanyi.com.au, and the brand is used consistently as “AO Translation (澳泽翻译)” across the site.
| Brand name | AO Translation (澳泽翻译) |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2007 |
| Based in | Adelaide, Australia — serving all of Australia and overseas |
| Official website | adfanyi.com.au |
| Services | NAATI certified document translation (Chinese ↔ English) |
| Phone | 0413 165 575 |
| stephanie.lee51@gmail.com | |
| lee0413165575 |
Who translates and certifies your documents?
Chinese ↔ English documents are translated by Jinhong Li, NAATI Certified Translator, credential number CPN5BW39O, certified in both directions (Chinese into English and English into Chinese). Anyone can verify this credential in the Jinhong Li’s NAATI practitioner listing maintained by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).
- Translator
- Jinhong Li
- NAATI credential
- CPN5BW39O
- Level & directions
- Certified Translator, Chinese ↔ English
- Verification
- Jinhong Li’s NAATI practitioner listing · ProZ.com profile
- Professional membership
- Australian Association for Literary Translation (AALITRA)
Documents in other languages are handled by translators holding the corresponding NAATI credentials. Every translation includes the translator’s name, NAATI credential number, language direction, date and certification statement.
NAATI-certified translations for authorities and institutions
Our NAATI-certified translations are accepted by the Department of Home Affairs, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra), Australian courts, state transport authorities, state registries, universities, banks and government agencies. Our medical record translations are accepted by hospitals and insurance companies.
100% translation acceptance guarantee
Our NAATI-certified translations are accepted by the Australian government authorities and professional regulators listed below for the stated purposes. Our 100% translation acceptance guarantee means that, if an authority requests changes because of translation quality, certification or formatting, we will revise the translation free of charge until it meets that authority’s translation requirements.
- Department of Home Affairs — English translations of supporting documents for visa and citizenship applications.
- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) — NAATI-certified translations prepared for apostille or authentication, with the required translator certification and a stamped or digitally certified copy of the source document on every page.
- Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) — full English translations for health practitioner registration, prepared from the required original or notarised copy and accompanied by the translator’s signed certification.
- VicRoads — English translations of overseas driver licences and learner permits.
- Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads — English translations of overseas licences for Queensland licence transfers.
- Service SA — overseas licence translations for South Australian licence transfers, supplied as an original translation bearing the translator’s stamp and signature or a NAATI digital stamp.
- Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria — English translations of certificates and other supporting documents for registry applications.
- Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages — translations of supporting documents for birth, marriage, civil partnership and name-change services, provided with the required certified copy of the original.
This guarantee covers the translation, its certification and its formatting for the authority and purpose agreed when you order.
What documents can AO Translation translate?
We translate three main categories of documents:
Chinese documents
- Birth certificates, ID cards, marriage certificates
- Police clearance certificates
- Household registers (hukou)
- Degrees, diplomas and transcripts
- Notarial certificates
Taiwan documents
- Driver licences, household registration transcripts
- Military discharge certificates
- Birth and marriage certificates
- Degrees and transcripts
Australian documents
- Birth, marriage and death certificates into Chinese
- Divorce orders
- Apostille (DFAT) assistance
What checks does every translation go through?
Every document passes four checks before delivery, so the translation is ready for official lodgement:
- Document check: confirm document type, language direction and image clarity, and that pages, stamps, endorsements and notes are fully visible.
- Translator assignment: assign a translator holding the appropriate NAATI credential for the language pair and purpose.
- Format check: confirm the translation includes translator name, NAATI credential details, language direction, date and certification statement.
- Final review: check names, dates, numbers, stamps, layout and file format before delivery.
Requirements vary between organisations. Please check the receiving authority’s latest requirements before lodgement.
Why choose AO Translation?
Experience with legal and immigration documents
We regularly translate court documents for Australian lawyers and their clients, along with supporting documents for visa and immigration applications. We follow the relevant formatting requirements.
Chinese–English credentials you can check
Your Chinese–English documents are translated by Jinhong Li, a NAATI Certified Translator in both directions. You can verify credential CPN5BW39O in the NAATI practitioner directory.
Clear timing for your documents
Common personal documents are usually delivered electronically within 12 hours, with express service available. For larger document bundles, include your required date when requesting a written quote.
Published prices and written quotes
Prices for common documents are published in our price list, with no hidden fees and online ordering. For larger or more complex projects, send your files, receiving organisation and deadline for a written quote.
Privacy and document deletion
We respect your privacy and delete your documents once the translation is completed.
Where does AO Translation provide services?
Entirely online across all Australian states, and remotely for overseas clients applying for Australian visas — simply submit your documents online.
Based in Adelaide, AO Translation provides online Chinese–English translation services across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Darwin and the Gold Coast. Clients in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong can also arrange translations remotely, without visiting an office.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are AO Translation and 澳泽翻译 the same company?
Yes. 澳泽翻译 is the Chinese name and AO Translation is the English name. The official website is adfanyi.com.au, founded in Adelaide in 2007, and the brand is used consistently as “AO Translation (澳泽翻译)”.
Are your translators really NAATI certified?
Chinese ↔ English translations are completed by Jinhong Li, NAATI Certified Translator (credential CPN5BW39O, both directions). You can verify this in the NAATI online directory (directory.naati.com.au) by searching the credential number.
Will my translation be accepted by Australian authorities?
NAATI certified translations are commonly accepted by the Department of Home Affairs, courts, universities and state road authorities. Requirements vary between organisations, so please check the receiving authority’s latest requirements before lodgement.
How do I contact AO Translation?
Call 0413 165 575, email stephanie.lee51@gmail.com, or WeChat lee0413165575. You can also submit documents directly through the online shop.





