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A Joint Affidavit Of Cohabitation serves as a formal legal document attesting to a shared living arrangement between two individuals. When prepared under Saudi Arabian jurisdiction, this document requires careful consideration as it intersects with strict local laws regarding cohabitation. While such arrangements are not legally recognized within Saudi Arabia, this document may be necessary for various administrative purposes in other jurisdictions, such as immigration applications, property matters, or legal proceedings abroad. The document typically includes detailed information about the parties' identities, living arrangement details, and relevant supporting documentation. It must be properly notarized and may require additional authentication for international use. Given the legal context in Saudi Arabia, the document should explicitly acknowledge local legal restrictions while serving its intended administrative purpose for use in other jurisdictions.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: Formal title of the document, jurisdiction (Saudi Arabia), and date of execution

2. Identification of Affiants: Full legal names, nationalities, and identification details of both parties making the affidavit

3. Legal Capacity Declaration: Statement confirming both parties are of legal age and sound mind to make the affidavit

4. Purpose of Affidavit: Clear statement of the purpose for creating this affidavit, including any jurisdictional limitations

5. Statement of Legal Understanding: Acknowledgment of understanding Saudi Arabian law regarding cohabitation and legal implications

6. Factual Declarations: Detailed statements about the living arrangement, including address and duration

7. Verification: Statement verifying all information provided is true and correct

8. Execution: Signature block with space for notarization and official stamps