Marriage and iqama

In order to appear in the marriage court, both groom and bride must be iqama holders. You have to wait for his iqama to arrive.
Later, you can take the translation of marriage certificate attested by MoFA to your embassy or consulate and get new national ID cards.

But isn't it possible that first we'll go to the pakistan consulate, register nikah there by using our ID cards, my iqama and his valid documents (given by the company). When nikah is registered, we shall wait for his iqama and do rest of the process.

A legal identification for expats in this country is the iqama and is required for such proceedings.

Dr.Maiza Umar wrote:

But isn't it possible that first we'll go to the pakistan consulate, register nikah there by using our ID cards, my iqama and his valid documents (given by the company). When nikah is registered, we shall wait for his iqama and do rest of the process.

No, it's the other way round.

Dr.Maiza Umar wrote:

But isn't it possible that first we'll go to the pakistan consulate, register nikah there by using our ID cards, my iqama and his valid documents (given by the company). When nikah is registered, we shall wait for his iqama and do rest of the process.

In other words, Consulate no longer registers Nikah, they only recognize nikah certificate issued by local court and attested from MOFa and English translated. Court is located near Bani Malek, Hai Alwarood and called Ahwal Shaksiya (محكمة أحوال شخصية)
I am not sure court will proceed without residency ID but it is preferable to have ID because later stages all will be linked with residency 'ID Number'. Without it written in the certificate will make things difficult for your soon to be husband.
You may go through their website moj.gov.sa it is also available in English.
One more thing, before going to court, submit the details in the below link.
https:// www. moj.gov.sa/ar/eServices/Pages/Enhaat.aspx

Many many thanks  to you.