Do I Qualify for Surrogacy?
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You must be a legal resident of the United States.
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Be between 21-44 years of age.
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Must have at least one child of your own.
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Have experienced at least one healthy full-term pregnancy and delivery.
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No pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, or delivery before 37 weeks.
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Be in a stable living situation.
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Not use tobacco products (smoke or vape), marijuana products, or take illegal drugs.
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Have reliable transportation.​
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Have a BMI (body mass index) of 32 and under. Calculate my BMI here.
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Not currently accepting public assistance such as food stamps or cash assistance as a sole support for yourself.
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More details here.
The Surrogacy Process
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MATCH WITH INTENDED PARENTS
MEDICAL
SCREENING
SIGN
GESTATIONAL
SURROGACY
AGREEMENT (GSA)
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CONFIRM
PREGNANCY
BABY BORN!!
Why Become a Surrogate?
Deciding to carry and deliver a child for a fellow human being is a selfless act. Surrogates are the vessels through which a life is brought into this world. As a carrier, you are participating in the miracle of creating a family. Let's just say that surrogates are awesome women! Our Team is so grateful to be on this journey with our surrogates every step of the way.
Deciding to be a surrogate is big decision and requires an even bigger commitment. We will work with you to receive delivery records from your previous OB, schedule an appointment with a fertility doctor to be pre-approved for surrogacy, and work with you to match with Intended Parent(s).
Once you are matched, we work with your attorney on a benefit package to ensure your needs are met and your compensation is fully agree upon. You agree to stay healthy, eat well, attend all appointments, and carry the Intended Parent(s) child responsibly.
Surrogates who provide this service on behalf of Intended Parent(s) are financially compensated for this tremendous act. Surrogates overwhelmingly report experiencing satisfaction from carrying a child. In fact, chances are high that the carrier will go on to perform this service for other Intended Parent(s). Surrogates provide hope to so many people through your act of service.
If you want to learn more, fill out our short application here to better understand your eligibility. If you have follow-up questions on qualifying, message us, and we will get back to you shortly to help.