A woman who becomes a surrogate does so because she wants to help others experience the joy of having a family. She enjoyed being pregnant, and wants to give that gift to those who can't grow their family on their own.
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In order to qualify to become a surrogate, here are some requirements an applicant must meet:
β’ Has delivered a child of her own, and is currently parenting at least one child.
β’ Has had uncomplicated pregnancies and deliveries, as documented by medical records.
β’ Is between 21-41 years of age.
β’ Typically has a Body Mass Index (BMI) of no higher than 33. Calculate My BMI.
β’ Is a citizen, legal resident or legal immigrant of the United States. If a surrogate is a legal resident or legal immigrant of the United States, the surrogate must be able to provide documentation that is valid for at least 2 years.
β’ Does not participate in the following government aid programs: cash assistance, welfare, public housing and section 8. All other forms of government assistance will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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Our surrogate process ensures that you are emotionally and physically ready to become a surrogate, and that you will match with the right intended parents for the most successful and smooth journey.
Here's a snapshot of our process:
β’ Application and prescreening with the surrogate intake team (all of whom are experienced surrogates and can answer all your questions!)
β’ Screening with our social work team
β’ Matching with intended parents
β’ The embryo transfer!
β’ Pregnancy
β’ Delivery! (aka: giving your intended parents the biggest gift ever!)
Becoming a surrogate truly is the most rewarding experience!
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