Which surrogacy program is right for you? Traditional Surrogacy-commonly referred to as AI (artificial insemination) or Classical surrogacy. It is a process in which the surrogate mother is inseminated with the sperm of the intended/natural father. She is genetically related to the child which she carries for the intended parent/s. Gestational Surrogacy-referred to as IVF (in vitro fertilization) surrogacy. It is a process in which the embryos created in a lab with the intended parents egg and sperm or with the use of donor gametes are implanted into a surrogate's uterus. She is not genetically related to the child. Requirements Traditional Program You must have given birth to at least one child and be: *between the ages of 21 and 35 *in good general health, disease-free, and willing to test accordingly *a non-smoker *mature and responsible *committed to the surrogacy process Gestational Program You must have given birth to at least one child and be: *between the ages of 21 and 40 *in good general health, disease-free, and willing to test accordingly *a non-smoker *willing to travel *willing to take numerous injections *mature and responsible *committed to the surrogacy process If you are interested in becoming a Traditional or Gestational surrogate, click here to fill out a preliminary contact form. |
Which surrogacy program is right for you? Traditional Surrogacy-commonly referred to as AI (artificial insemination) or Classical surrogacy. It is a process in which the surrogate mother is inseminated with the sperm of the intended/natural father. She is genetically related to the child which she carries for the intended parent/s. Gestational Surrogacy-referred to as IVF (in vitro fertilization) surrogacy. It is a process in which the embryos created in a lab with the intended parents egg and sperm or with the use of donor gametes are implanted into a surrogate's uterus. She is not genetically related to the child. Requirements Traditional Program You must have given birth to at least one child and be: *between the ages of 21 and 35 *in good general health, disease-free, and willing to test accordingly *a non-smoker *mature and responsible *committed to the surrogacy process Gestational Program You must have given birth to at least one child and be: *between the ages of 21 and 40 *in good general health, disease-free, and willing to test accordingly *a non-smoker *willing to travel *willing to take numerous injections *mature and responsible *committed to the surrogacy process If you are interested in becoming a Traditional or Gestational surrogate, click here to fill out a preliminary contact form. |
