Prior birth required
Applicants need 1-5 prior live births for the baseline program screen.
Patriot Conceptions
Eligibility first
Find out if you may qualify before spending time on calls.
Answer the first screening questions now. If the basics line up, our team will follow up with the details that matter for your situation.
Age range
21–38
BMI requirement
Under 35
Start the eligibility check
Age, prior birth, BMI, and location are reviewed first.
Recognized nationally
What matters first
Know the basics up front
The first screen is intentionally practical. It helps both you and our coordinators avoid wasted time when a requirement is not a fit yet.
Health screen next
If the first criteria fit, we review medical history, prior pregnancy details, and clinic requirements before matching.
No pressure call
A coordinator explains what may apply to your state, timeline, family needs, and compensation questions.
Fit, pay, location
Use the first screen to answer the questions candidates ask first.
Start with fit, compensation, and location so your coordinator can give you a more useful first follow-up.
Basic fit
Start with age 21–38, prior birth history, BMI under 35, and U.S. state so the first review is useful.
Compensation range
Review a governed first-time base range of $55,000–$85,000 and the journey factors that can change the final package.
State-aware review
Your state can affect legal coordination, clinic travel, insurance review, and matching logistics. A coordinator confirms what applies before you move forward.
Compensation snapshot
Start with governed numbers, then review your specific journey.
First-time surrogates typically start above $50,000 in base compensation, with many current journeys landing around $55,000 to $85,000 before reimbursements, allowances, and qualifying add-ons.
Experienced surrogates and higher-complexity journeys may qualify for substantially higher total packages. In current qualifying scenarios, overall compensation can reach roughly $150,000, but public pages must explain that this is not the default base-compensation range.
Contract signing bonus
$1,000
Monthly miscellaneous allowance
$300
Medication start fee
$600
Embryo transfer fee
$1,000 per cycle
Maternity clothing allowance
$800+
Housekeeping allowance
$400
Surrogate benefit program
$600 per journey
Medical screening
Covered
How it works
A practical check, then a real conversation
Step 1
Apply
Complete the quick intake so our team can review the first requirements.
Step 2
Review
A coordinator follows up on eligibility, compensation, timeline, and screening details.
Step 3
Screen
Medical, psychological, background, and legal steps happen before a journey moves forward.
Step 4
Match
When screening clears, matching and legal coordination prepare the journey for transfer.
Program screen
What to know before you apply
Baseline surrogate criteria include age 21–38, BMI under 35, and at least one prior healthy birth.
Check eligibilityAge
21–38 years old
Prior birth
1-5 prior live births
BMI
Under 35
C-sections
Usually no more than 3
State-aware review
Your state changes the next-step conversation.
The application asks for state early because location can affect legal review, clinic coordination, travel expectations, and matching logistics.
Start state reviewLegal path
Surrogacy requirements vary by state, so legal review happens before a match is treated as ready.
Clinic and travel planning
Some applicants need different travel, appointment, childcare, or work-schedule planning based on location.
Local follow-up
The state on your application helps route the next conversation to the right coordinator review.
Quick answers
Questions before the fit check
Start with the basics so your first coordinator follow-up can focus on fit, timing, and the next real step.
How long does the first surrogate fit check take?
The first fit check usually takes about 60 to 90 seconds. It starts with basic fit, state, and compensation context before a coordinator reviews whether deeper screening makes sense.
What are the first baseline requirements?
The first screen reviews age 21–38, prior birth history, BMI under 35, U.S. location, and basic program fit before asking for deeper records or medical details.
What happens after the quick form?
If the basics line up, a coordinator reviews your state, timeline, compensation questions, medical-screening readiness, and the right next step before any matching process begins.
Community
Guidance that respects your time
The process starts with clear requirements so candidates can make an informed decision before sharing more detail.
Next step
Start with the same application our coordinators use for every route.
Your answers help our team review eligibility, compensation questions, and the right follow-up for your situation.
Apply now