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The Letter of Consent for Marriage from Spouse is a crucial document required in Saudi Arabia when a married individual seeks to enter into an additional marriage. This document, mandated by both Islamic law and Saudi civil regulations, serves as formal evidence that the existing spouse has been informed and consents to the additional marriage. The letter must comply with specific formatting requirements and contain essential elements including clear identification of all parties, explicit consent statements, and necessary authentication features. It is typically required by marriage registrars (Ma'thuns) and courts before proceeding with the registration of an additional marriage. The document must be drafted in Arabic, though certified translations may be required for international purposes. This letter forms part of the official marriage documentation and must be retained in government records.

1. Letter Date and Location: Current date and place of writing the letter, essential for official documentation

2. Consenting Spouse Details: Full legal name, national ID/Iqama number, and current address of the spouse providing consent

3. Recipient Details: Details of the authority or entity to whom the letter is addressed (e.g., court, marriage registrar)

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a consent letter for marriage

5. Declaration of Current Marriage: Confirmation of existing marriage status between the consenting spouse and their current spouse

6. Consent Statement: Clear and explicit statement of consent for the spouse to enter into another marriage

7. Prospective Marriage Details: Basic information about the proposed marriage (if known and applicable)

8. Free Will Declaration: Statement confirming the consent is given freely and without coercion

9. Signature Block: Space for signature, name, and date of the consenting spouse