The surrogacy process.
Apply first, then move through screening, matching, legal, and medical stages — here's what to expect at each one.
The full process, step by step.
Five steps from first application to delivery day — what each stage covers, and how long it usually takes.
Application process
Share essential information so we can assess your preliminary qualifications.
Get your questions answered and learn more about the program.
We review your medical history, lifestyle factors, and support system.
Matched on shared values, expectations, and communication style.
Pro tip: take your time on the intake form — the more detailed your responses, the better we can assist you.
Screening process
Your profile is shared with intended parents for consideration.
A guided virtual conversation to establish a connection.
Once the match is confirmed, you move into the medical steps.
The IVF facility officially approves your medical records.
Transfer preparation
We coordinate the transfer schedule so all parties are aligned and prepared.
A personalized schedule optimizes your body's readiness for transfer.
Required visits monitor progress and keep everything on track.
FET procedure
Uterine lining preparation, embryo thawing, and precise placement.
A blood test about 10–14 days after transfer confirms pregnancy.
Regular ultrasounds and hormone checks, with care adjusted as needed.
Around 10 weeks, care transitions to your regular obstetric team.
Pregnancy & delivery
Prenatal visits track the baby's development and your well-being.
Specialized attorneys complete the agreements and legal requirements.
The birth plan is coordinated, parents are present if desired, and the first moments together are facilitated.
Timing depends on screening results, matching pace, clinic scheduling, and transfer outcomes. Treat any single timeline estimate as a guide — not a promise.
Know the basics fit first.
The application confirms age, BMI, prior birth, and state — before a coordinator follow-up walks you through the full timeline.
Process FAQ.
The surrogacy process.
Apply first, then move through screening, matching, legal, and medical stages — here's what to expect at each one.
The full process, step by step.
Five steps from first application to delivery day — what each stage covers, and how long it usually takes.
Share essential information so we can assess your preliminary qualifications.
Get your questions answered and learn more about the program.
We review your medical history, lifestyle factors, and support system.
Matched on shared values, expectations, and communication style.
Your profile is shared with intended parents for consideration.
A guided virtual conversation to establish a connection.
Once the match is confirmed, you move into the medical steps.
The IVF facility officially approves your medical records.
We coordinate the transfer schedule so all parties are aligned and prepared.
A personalized schedule optimizes your body's readiness for transfer.
Required visits monitor progress and keep everything on track.
Uterine lining preparation, embryo thawing, and precise placement.
A blood test about 10–14 days after transfer confirms pregnancy.
Regular ultrasounds and hormone checks, with care adjusted as needed.
Around 10 weeks, care transitions to your regular obstetric team.
Prenatal visits track the baby's development and your well-being.
Specialized attorneys complete the agreements and legal requirements.
The birth plan is coordinated and the first moments together are facilitated.
Timing depends on screening results, matching pace, clinic scheduling, and transfer outcomes. Treat any single timeline estimate as a guide — not a promise.
Know the basics fit first.
The application confirms age, BMI, prior birth, and state — before a coordinator follow-up walks you through the full timeline.