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The Paternity Affidavit Form is a crucial legal instrument in Saudi Arabia used to establish and document paternal relationships. This document is typically required when there is a need to formally acknowledge paternity, whether for newborn registration, late birth registration, or other circumstances where paternity needs to be officially established. The form must comply with both Islamic Sharia principles and Saudi civil law requirements, including proper authentication by relevant authorities. It contains detailed personal information about all parties involved, religious declarations, and legal acknowledgments. The document is particularly important for ensuring children's rights, determining inheritance rights, establishing citizenship, and maintaining accurate civil records. It may be required for various administrative procedures including school enrollment, passport issuance, and access to government services.

1. Title and Date: Official title of the document and date of execution

2. Affiant Information: Full legal name, ID number, nationality, and contact details of the father making the declaration

3. Child Information: Full details of the child including name, date of birth, place of birth, and current address

4. Mother Information: Full legal name and identification details of the child's mother

5. Declaration of Paternity: Clear and unequivocal statement acknowledging paternity of the child

6. Legal Obligations: Statement acknowledging understanding of legal responsibilities and obligations as a father

7. Penalties for False Declaration: Statement acknowledging understanding of legal consequences for false declarations

8. Oath: Religious oath as required under Islamic law

9. Signature Block: Space for affiant's signature, date, and official stamp