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Surrogacy across borders.

International journeys deserve an order: US document timing, travel and birth logistics, the right consular route — set for your case.

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Where international cases start.

01
Choose the clinic & birth state first

Clinic and birth state determine which legal path and consular route work, with a case-specific timeline.

02
Plan travel & documents around the birth

Birth-state travel timing, legal-parentage documents, and the consular route for citizenship and travel papers.

03
Confirm readiness before matching

Know what must be true first, so legal, documents, and clinic scheduling route correctly from day one.

Plan the paperwork early
1Legal-parentage path in the birth state
2US consular route & travel-document timing
3Home-country recognition steps
4Birth-state exit & passport timing
Why the consular route matters

Get the order right, and paperwork never strands a newborn abroad.

The consular route depends on the birth state, the parentage plan, and the document timeline. Confirm citizenship and recognition rules as a first-stage decision — then work backward to the US birth-state and clinic plan.

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International FAQ.

Yes — many do. The key is planning the birth-state legal path, US consular route, and home-country recognition in the right order.
Document the newborn's citizenship through the US consular route for the birth state, then complete the recognition and passport steps your home country requires.
Travel depends on the birth state and consular timing. Plan a buffer for late-pregnancy arrival, birth-record processing, and post-birth document appointments.
Yes. We support families in English and Chinese, with website routes for Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Hebrew research paths.
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The international planning path