Egg Donor Process

Start with the application if you already know you meet the basics. If you are unsure, the requirements page should come first.

• • Share the basics: age, BMI, health history, and availability.
• • Confirm whether the next step is a screen or a pause.
• • If you need a pay overview, check compensation separately from process.

Matching is about readiness and fit. Screening confirms medical, psychological, and logistical fit before a cycle starts.

• • Expect records review, clinic review, and a matching conversation.
• • Timing depends on screening results and clinic scheduling.
• • A good match should feel clear, not rushed.

The cycle uses medications and monitoring to prepare for retrieval. This stage is managed by the clinic and can vary by protocol.

• • Medication starts only after the clinic gives the green light.
• • Monitoring appointments are part of the process, not optional extras.
• • If travel is needed, plan for it before the cycle begins.

Retrieval is the final medical step in the cycle. Afterward, follow any recovery instructions and confirm what happens next in writing.

• • Ask about recovery, reimbursement timing, and any follow-up appointments.
• • If you want to donate again later, ask what re-donation timing looks like.
• • Use the compensation page for the pay and covered-expenses question.