How long does the first surrogate fit check take?
The first fit check usually takes about 60 to 90 seconds and asks for baseline information before any medical-record review.
Surrogate compensation packages
can reach $150,000
Many first-time base programs start around $55,000–$85,000 before reimbursements, allowances, and qualifying add-ons.
Takes 60–90 seconds. No medical records needed to start.
Veteran-founded team • Guided screening and legal coordination • Partnered with leading IVF clinics
Patriot Conceptions is a full-service surrogacy agency dedicated to helping intended parents build families through trusted surrogate matching and expert IVF coordination.
Guided by industry standards and compassionate care, we support families at every stage of the surrogacy journey — from screening and matching to delivery — making the path to parenthood clear, secure, and personal.
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Step 1: Quick eligibility (1 minute)
Step 2: Pre-approval call (24–48 hours)
Step 3: Medical screening (2–4 weeks)
Step 4: Match with parents you choose
Step 5: Legal + transfer (we coordinate everything)
If you are:
We will reach out to you for getting to know each other and see if you are qualified to be a surrogate.
We will match you with the intended parents when the medical screening is passed. We will prepare you for medical clearance, legal consultation, and everything to get you ready for surrogacy
The first fit check usually takes about 60 to 90 seconds and asks for baseline information before any medical-record review.
Most candidates should be 21–38, have given birth to and be raising at least one child, have a BMI under 35, and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Patriot Conceptions reviews the baseline fit information and routes qualified candidates to coordinator follow-up, then later screening, matching, medical-clearance, and legal steps.