A notarized agreement helps document that the parties reviewed and signed the surrogacy contract before the medical steps that require legal clearance. Requirements vary by state, so each party should use independent legal counsel and confirm the exact signing, notarization, and parentage steps for the applicable jurisdiction.
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Surrogacy FAQ for Intended Parents
Reviewed Aug 7, 2025 1 min read
Why is a notarized contract required?
A notarized agreement helps document that the parties reviewed and signed the surrogacy contract before the medical steps that require legal clearance....
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Reviewed by Patriot Conceptions Editorial Team. Last reviewed Aug 7, 2025.