The picture above is the customer power of attorney we generally accept from FedEx. The upper box needs to be filled in with the business unit, which is the entrusted unit. The lower space needs to be filled with the relevant customs code. As for the confirmation of the customs code It is best to let an experienced customs declarer fill it out. If you really don’t know the customs code, you can continue to ask me.

As for the following things that require signatures and seals, I don’t need to explain them. Of course, the FedEx power of attorney is different in different regions, but they are similar. I can basically solve it if I have experience in handling express customs clearance. Your question, if you have any questions, you can continue to ask.