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Wei Lin

Wei Lin

Technical & Business Translation Lead

USCIS Quality Assured
Reviewer on 5 published guides

Coordinates corporate and technical jobs — contracts, financial statements, patent filings — from Chinese and Japanese, and routes mixed orders so personal certificates and business records each land with the right specialist.

LanguagesChinese (Simplified) ↔ English, Chinese (Traditional) ↔ English, Japanese ↔ English
Experience15 Years
Processed10,000+
GuaranteeRevise or Refund
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Professional Background

Wei runs the corporate and technical side: contracts, financial statements, patent filings, and audit paperwork from Chinese and Japanese. Fifteen years of business documents made her the person who decides how a mixed order gets split — personal certificates to the civil-registry specialists, company paperwork to her own desk — and the reviewer who checks that a defined term stays identical from clause one to the signature page.

Education

  • MA in Translation and Interpreting, Beijing Foreign Studies University

Credentials & Quality

  • Business and technical specialist — ZH / JA
  • Terminology consistency across long contracts
  • Strict adherence to USCIS & academic standards
Real casework

Real Chinese translation cases we've handled

Anonymized Chinese-to-English orders. Each case shows the exact translation problem and how we solved it for the receiving authority.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about working with Wei

Can you translate Japanese koseki tōhon (family register)?
Yes. The koseki tōhon (戸籍謄本) is Japan's official family register, used to prove identity, family relationships, and marital status. It uses highly specific legal terminology and a column-based layout. I translate these regularly for USCIS immigration cases, green card petitions, and credential evaluations, preserving the vertical formatting conventions that U.S. officials need to reference.
Do you translate financial documents and bank statements?
Yes. I translate bank statements, financial audits, balance sheets, and tax filings from Chinese and Japanese. Financial translations require exact numerical accuracy and proper rendering of accounting terminology. My translations are accepted by U.S. banks, law firms, and regulatory agencies.
Can you translate patent applications and technical documents?
Yes. I have extensive experience translating patent specifications, claims, and technical drawings from Chinese and Japanese for filing with the USPTO. Technical translation demands subject-matter expertise — I have a strong background in engineering and scientific terminology that ensures accuracy in highly specialized documents.
Do you translate articles of incorporation and corporate documents?
Yes. I regularly translate articles of incorporation, shareholder agreements, corporate bylaws, and board resolutions from Chinese and Japanese. These documents require accurate rendering of legal entity names, share structures, and regulatory language. My translations are used by U.S. law firms for cross-border M&A, corporate formation, and compliance filings.
How long does a business document translation take?
Standard corporate documents like certificates of good standing or single-page bank statements are completed within 24 hours. Multi-page contracts, patent applications, and financial audits typically take 3–5 business days depending on technical complexity. Rush delivery is available.
How much does a certified business translation cost?
Certified translations start at $24.95 per page. Technical and financial documents with dense terminology are priced at the same per-page rate. Every translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy and unlimited revisions.
"Wei translated a 40-page Japanese patent filing for our USPTO submission. The technical terminology was flawless and the filing was accepted on the first attempt. She is our go-to translator for all East Asian business documents."
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James T.
Patent Attorney

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