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The Affidavit Of Reversion To Maiden Name is a crucial legal document within the Saudi Arabian legal framework that enables individuals to formally declare and execute their intention to revert to their pre-marriage surname. This document becomes necessary when a person, typically following divorce or marriage dissolution, wishes to officially return to using their family name. Under Saudi Arabian law, such a change must be properly documented and authenticated, considering both civil law requirements and Islamic principles. The affidavit serves as official evidence of the name change for all legal, professional, and administrative purposes, including updating government records, professional licenses, and personal documentation. It must contain specific declarations about the individual's identity, marriage history, and reasons for the name change, along with supporting documentation to verify the claims made within the affidavit.

1. Title and Declaration Statement: Formal title of the affidavit and opening declaration statement including the date and place of execution

2. Declarant Information: Full details of the person making the declaration including current legal name, Saudi ID number, and current address

3. Marriage and Divorce Details: Information about the previous marriage including date of marriage, date of divorce, and relevant certificate numbers

4. Name Change Declaration: Clear statement of intention to revert to maiden name, specifying both the current married name and the maiden name to revert to

5. Reason for Reversion: Brief explanation of the reasons for wanting to revert to maiden name

6. Legal Authority: Reference to relevant Saudi laws and regulations permitting the name change

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

8. Execution: Space for signature, date, and official authentication