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Passion in Languages provides Chinese–English legal, business, conference, machinery-installation, certified translation, and transcription services. Its interpreter, Jiayin “Jenny” Zheng, has worked full-time in the language field since 2012 and holds a Master’s degree in Conference Interpreting from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
Credentials & Experience
- State of Texas Master Licensed Court Interpreter
- State of Oklahoma Certified Court Interpreter
- State of California Certified Court Interpreter
- Department of Justice Executive Office for Immigration Review Contract Interpreter
- Federal Court Contract Interpreter
- Level II Interpreter for China Accreditation Test for Translators and Interpreters (CATII)
Coverage Area
Dallas - Fort Worth Metroplex & Surrounding Regions; the southern United States
Additional Details
- State Court Certified Interpreter
- Yes
- Years of Experience
- 14 years
- Languages
- Mandarin
- Practice Areas
- DepositionsCriminal CourtImmigrationCivil Litigation
Location
Irving, TX
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