Foreign inward remittance certificate requires complete transaction details, bank certification, and assessee verification of receipt and particulars. Certificate of foreign inward remittance requires details of the beneficiary, remitter, remitting bank, account information, transaction particulars, foreign currency amount, rupee equivalent, exchange rate, mode, date, and purpose of remittance. The beneficiary bank certifies receipt of payment in convertible foreign exchange, not under any special trade or payments agreement, and reimbursement in a manner approved by the Reserve Bank of India. The assessee also declares that the particulars are true and complete, while the notes require full names, a detailed address format, and amounts in rupees unless otherwise provided.