KIM Jinah

외국어번역행정사

Certified Public Translator and Licensed Administrative Specialist

I am **KIM Jinah**, a **Certified Public Translator and Licensed Administrative Attorney** based in Daejeon, South Korea, specializing in legal and administrative document translation and intellectual property (IP) foreign filing support. With over 16 years of experience in patent law firms, I have developed extensive expertise in international patent and trademark procedures, including foreign filings, assignment recordals, annuity management, and coordination with overseas attorneys. I operate **LnA Certified Public Translation & Administrative Firm**, where I provide accurate and source-faithful translations for official submission to foreign government authorities, courts, and international institutions. My services include issuing **==Certificates of Translation==**, advising on **notarization, apostille, and consular legalization**, and assisting clients in preparing compliant documentation for submission in jurisdictions such as the United States, Canada, and Europe. I primarily work with: - Immigration and visa documentation - Overseas medical reimbursement claims (e.g., OHIP) - Court and legal submissions - Academic and institutional documents - International patent and trademark filings I am committed to delivering precise, reliable, and formally compliant translations that meet the requirements of the receiving authorities.

Languages: English, Korean

Certified Translation, Notarization facilitation services, Apostille & Consular Legalization Service, Attestation of Facts, IP Filing & Prosecution Support

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Does Korea have a certified translator system?

No, Korea does not operate a general “certified translator” system. Instead, Korea maintains a unique public qualification system under the Licensed Administrative Agent Act. Licensed Administrative Attorneys in foreign language translation service are legally authorized to handle translation-related administrative services. While translation itself may be performed by anyone, only a Licensed Administrative Attorney is authorized under Korean law to issue an official certification of a translation and assume responsibility for its accuracy. For this reason, translations intended for submission to government authorities or official institutions in Korea are often accompanied by a certification issued by a Licensed Administrative Attorney. This makes the Korean system distinct from many other countries, where “certified translators” are separately designated.