Name: Azmi

I would appreciate your kind and urgent assistance on the following matter:
We are requested by one of our customers to issue a letter of credit calling for a courier receipt as a transport document of goods.
As this is our first experience with this kind of documents, I would appreciate your assistance for the best wording to be used in claiming this document (interests of the bank to be preserved).
Thank you in advance for your assistance.

I don't think that any one in his / her right mind wants to get stuck with a courier package and be responsible for its unknown contents, safe custody, insurance etc. So, stay away from the temptation to name the bank as the consignee for "interests of the bank to be preserved".  Open the LC calling for package addressed directly to applicant - moral: don't open the LC if bank's only security is the contents of the courier package!

• the courier receipt to be issued by a well known company such as DHL, TNT, FEDEX or UPS;
   

• to be issued as per UCP600 article 25
   

• if you wish, to indicate issuing bank's ref. no./commercial invoice number and date
   

• original for shipper to be presented, not a photocopy (note that might
  not be marked original for shipper, the one presented being in fact a
  carbon copy of the original that follow the goods).
  
  Regards,
  Bogdan