To become a surrogate, you should be between 21 and 45 years old, have a healthy body mass index (BMI), and avoid using drugs and tobacco. You must also be free from sexually transmitted diseases for the past 12 months, and must've had at least one healthy pregnancy.

Congrats on your delivery, we hope it was a wonderful experience! You can start your surrogacy journey six months post-delivery. If you are breastfeeding you can begin your journey six months after you have finished breastfeeding. Though this means you cannot begin right away you can still apply today. Please disclose in your application or let someone on our care team know you will need time to complete your delivery or breastfeeding journey.

The agency you match with will do an insurance audit. This audit allows them to see if the insurance policy you currently have is surrogacy-friendly. If you don't have insurance or if your insurance doesn’t cover surrogacy that is completely fine. The agency will provide you with an insurance policy that will cover prenatal care through approximately 6 months postpartum. You won’t be responsible for paying for this policy or any additional fees that will come up during pregnancy/delivery.

As a gestational carrier, there is no biological connection to the child. The intended family creates the embryo, using either their own sperm and egg or opt for a donor sperm or egg. The process ensures that the surrogate is not biologically related to the child, providing clarity and distinction in the familial relationships during the journey.