We have a wonderful option for couples and those who aspire to build a family. Regardless the reasons you consider growing a family through a kind assistance of a surrogate mother, we are here to support you through this process. To assist you please send us an email to receive our initial registration form to start the process and check different options we have for you. To help you match your surrogate mother, we have an album available where you can browse the surrogate mother profiles.
OUR CONTRACT
At our company, we provide our clients with a comprehensive contract that strengthens their rights in the surrogacy process. This contract protects both the surrogate mother and the individual’s interests while ensuring confidence throughout the process. We tailor our contracts according to the laws of the state of residency or the country where the surrogacy process is performed, and we represent clients across the globe, including Europe, Asia, Mexico, and beyond.
CHOOSING SURROGATE CANDIDATES AND FERTILIZATION PROCESS
To be eligible as a surrogate candidate, you must meet the following criteria: aged between 21 and 39, have given birth to a child without any complications, possess a Body Mass Index of no more than 35, reside in the same city or country as the intended individual, be available for all medical appointments, and agree to attend our fertility clinic for the frozen embryo transfer. Additionally, you must be free of substance abuse. If you meet these requirements, please email us to schedule an appointment for the completion of your application and interview. Once selected by the intended parents, we will arrange a meeting for you to get to know them in person.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does a surrogate cost?
The cost of a surrogate is determined by the country where the intended parents apply and the services needed. In the United States, the cost ranges from $100,000 to $230,000, with variations depending on the location. In contrast, countries like Mexico offer lower costs for surrogacy services.
How much is the legal fee budget?
Will there be any conflict of interests after having your child?
No conflicts arise as both parties sign a legally binding contract drafted by our accredited attorney, recognized by the government in each country where surrogacy is performed.
Can I use a friend or a relative for an egg donor?
Yes! ntended parents retain the authority to determine the manner in which an egg donation will be made, whether through personal contribution or that of a related party.
Why should I have an escrow account?
Our company acts as an escrow agent, managing the financial aspects of the surrogacy process for the primary parties involved. We hold funds in a dedicated escrow account for both surrogates and intended parents, ensuring a secure and efficient transaction process. This account includes payments for surrogate mother clinic expenses and a portion of the surrogacy fees. However, attorney fees for the creation of legal contracts between the surrogate mother and intended parents are not included in this deposit. Intended parents may request and access their account balance and payment receipts for surrogate mother expenses at any time, and may do so monthly upon request.
What is the require deposit amount for my escrow account?
The amount will vary based on the country where the surrogate mother resides. For instance, if the surrogate mother is in the United States and the legal contract for surrogacy is $100,000, then 80% of that amount should be deposited into the company’s bank account, with the remaining balance paid after the baby’s delivery.
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