Ship anywhere with FedEx & DHL — right here in Hamtramck.

1. Look for an authorized counter. A FedEx Authorized ShipCenter and DHL service point scans your package into the carrier's system on the spot — no third-party handoffs and no mystery about where your parcel went.

2. Insist on a printed receipt. Your receipt carries the tracking number and proves the drop-off happened. We give one with every package, every time — keep it until delivery is confirmed.

3. Bring the recipient's full address and phone number. Carriers need a street address and a working phone — especially for international deliveries, where the driver may call the recipient. Double-check the spelling and postal code before you leave home.

4. Shipping international? Leave the box unsealed. Customs declarations for Bangladesh, the UK, France, or Canada list every item and its value, and the contents may need to be verified at the counter. We seal it properly after the paperwork is done.

5. Bring photo ID for document services. Medical applications, job applications, and notarized paperwork often require ID — and some prices depend on it (medical application: single $25, $30 with ID, $35 with FAP). Bringing it on the first visit saves a second trip.

6. Ask for prices upfront. Our prices are posted at the counter: resume $10, job application $15 (or $25 with resume, $10 each additional), passport photos while you wait. No surprises when it's time to pay.

Bengal Enterprise is at 12170 Conant St Ste E, Hamtramck, MI 48212 — open Mon–Thu 11 AM–8 PM, Fri 3–5:30 PM, Sat 11:30 AM–8 PM, closed Sunday. Staff speak English and Bengali, and we answer questions at (313) 733-4374.

Air Waybill (AWB) — the shipping label and contract for an international shipment. The AWB number is what you use to track a DHL parcel door to door.

Customs Declaration — the form listing every item in an international package and its value. Required for Bangladesh, the UK, France, Canada, and everywhere else — we fill it out with you at the counter.

FedEx Ground vs Express — Ground travels by truck (1–5 business days, lowest cost). Express is the time-definite network: Express Saver (3 days), 2Day, Standard Overnight, and Priority Overnight.

Dimensional Weight — carriers charge by size or scale weight, whichever is greater. A big, light box can cost more than a small, heavy one — we help you pick the right box size to avoid it.

Duties & Taxes — fees the destination country may charge before releasing an international package. They depend on the declared value and item type — declare honestly to avoid delays.

Tracking Number — the unique code printed on your receipt. Enter it at fedex.com or dhl.com to follow the package — or call us and we'll check it for you.

Proof of Delivery (POD) — the carrier's record of when and where a package was delivered, often with a signature. Useful for valuable or time-sensitive shipments.

Flat-Rate Box — one price for anything that fits in the box, up to the weight limit. Great for dense, heavy items; not always the cheapest for light ones — ask us to compare.

Prepaid Label — a return or shipping label someone already paid for — usually emailed to you by a store. Bring it on your phone; we print, attach, scan, and hand you a receipt.

FAP — Fingerprint/Applicant Processing added to a medical application. It changes the posted price: single application $35 with FAP, family $50 with FAP.