1- In the case of the father acknowledging his children:
The father is required to rectify their situations in accordance with the regulations governing this matter. If he is unable to provide for them, they shall be referred to the charitable organization for the care of Saudi families abroad or other similar organizations; to assess their situations, and a monthly amount shall be allocated to them from the organization, determined according to the living conditions in the country where they reside.
2- In the case of the father denying his children or disowning them:
If the mother has certified documents proving her marriage to a Saudi citizen, and from this marriage children were born, and the father denies them; she may approach the competent authority in her country, or the Saudi representation in that country, to request the rectification of the children's status based on the documents and evidence she possesses. This will be communicated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which will then write to the Emirate of the region where the husband resides if his place of residence is known. If it is unknown, a letter will be sent to the Ministry of Interior to obtain information regarding the validity of the wife's claim. If the husband is deceased or cannot be located, a statement from one of his first-degree relatives will be obtained in this regard.
Upon receiving the statement that includes the father's denial - or that of his representative - of the children's lineage to him, the mother will be notified through the same channels. If she insists that they are his children; she has the right to file a lawsuit to establish their lineage to him. Once the lineage is established; the father - or his representative - is obligated to execute the judgments issued against him, rectify the legal status of his children, and pay all amounts spent on their alimony in accordance with the regulations for the execution of foreign judgments.
If the father disowns his children whose lineage to him is established, whether this is due to financial, social, legal, or other reasons; he is required to rectify their legal status and provide for their expenses. If he is unable to pay alimony; the family shall register with the charitable organization for the care of Saudi families abroad or other similar organizations to take over their financial support according to its regulations.

Emphasizing that the role of the Saudi Charitable Association for the Care of Saudi Families Abroad is subsequent to the role of Saudi missions abroad, and that the cases reported by Saudi missions are communicated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Riyadh to be sent to the association for the approval of the necessary assistance.

Implementation of the Council of Ministers Decision No. (104) dated 5 / 5 / 1404 AH, issued regarding those who harm the reputation of the Kingdom abroad, and the necessary procedures for its implementation issued under the decision of His Royal Highness the Minister of Interior No. (16S/999) dated 6 / 3 / 1405 AH, against those who are proven to have neglected their children, as this is considered a harm to the reputation of the Kingdom abroad.

Activating the role of the Coordinating Council as stipulated in the Royal Decree No. (1131/M B) dated 11/2/1429 AH, which includes the establishment of a Coordination Council composed of representatives from: the Ministry of Interior (Public Affairs and Civil Status), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Social Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, the General Intelligence Presidency, and the Charitable Association for the Care of Saudi Families Abroad, with its headquarters at the Ministry of Interior; in order to address the issues of Saudi families abroad and to take care of their affairs in accordance with the tasks outlined for the aforementioned Coordinating Council in the aforementioned Royal Order.

The inclusion of social security for those children who are legally proven to be entitled to it.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is supported - in coordination with the Ministry of Finance - by researchers and social specialists to work in Saudi missions abroad to follow up on the cases of these existing Saudi children abroad who are suffering from neglect, poverty, denial, and abandonment by their parents.