Beijing Office - HQ in China

Beijing Office

About this office

Our Beijing office serves as the headquarters in China, supporting Chinese clients seeking services in the United States.

Founded in 2009 by an immigrant and NAFSA member, Mr. Jeremy Yan, American Education and Translation Services has long known the struggles of immigrants in the USA.

Contact information

Beijing Office - HQ in China

Address
Tianshuiyuan Business Center, Building A, Ste 106, No. 2 Tianshuiyuan East, Chaoyang District, Beijing
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QQ
3135192546

Please CONTACT ONLY ONE OFFICE below to avoid delays. You have two options:

Email

Opt 1. Email: Send a scanned copy of your document to one of our offices via email. We will reply with the quote and time ASAP. The original documents aren't needed for certified translation and foreign credential evaluation. Phone call is not necessary.

Visit

Opt 2. Visit our office with your document. A reservation is required for the San Francisco office; other offices do not require an appointment.

Our services

  • Coordination with US offices for certified translations.
  • Assistance with foreign credential evaluation document preparation.
  • Document collection and verification services.
  • Chinese-to-English translation services.
  • Local customer support and consultation.
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Company history

  • Established in 2009.
  • Selected as one of the most popular businesses on Yelp.
  • Corporate member of the American Translators Association (ATA) since 2009.
  • Founder Mr. Jeremy Yan, a veteran certified translator / credential evaluator since 1997 in Miami.
  • Translation and interpretation by seasoned language professionals, with a specialty in Chinese and English.

Our guarantee

  • E-mail responses in 30 mins
  • Quick turnaround with no hidden fees
  • Digital copies accepted online
  • 5-star review customer service
  • Easy to reach
  • Customer service that puts you first
  • Experienced coordination with US offices
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