A Taiwan licence holder brings a Japanese translation prepared by an unrelated private translator who has no official designation. What is the document problem under the notice?
The translation is valid because any bilingual person may prepare it.
The translation is unnecessary because Taiwan uses a recognized licence format.
The private translation becomes valid whenever the holder also shows a passport.
The translation fails the notice's requirement for an authorized preparer.✓Correct answer
Explanation
The foreign-licence route requires a Japanese translation prepared by the issuing country's consulate or an entity designated by Japan's National Public Safety Commission. A bilingual private translator has neither status merely because they know both languages.