When you apply to become a surrogate mother in Colorado, you embark on one of life's most exciting journeys. Learn about surrogate mother pay in Colorado, as well as surrogate requirements and favorable Colorado surrogacy laws.
Colorado has always been a great place for surrogate mothers and intended parents. Prospective surrogate moms will find a thriving community of surrogates who are eager to meet each other and share their experiences. Circle Surrogacy has been involved with the Colorado surrogacy community for decades and, in the past, we've organized local meet ups for surrogate mothers in the Colorado area. The state's location between the coasts also makes travel relatively easy to IVF clinics across the country.
In order to qualify to become a surrogate mother in Colorado, here are some requirements an applicant must meet:
- Has delivered a child of their own, and is currently parenting at least one child.
- Has had uncomplicated pregnancies and deliveries, as documented by medical records.
- Is between 21-41 years of age.
- Typically has a Body Mass Index (BMI) of no higher than 33. Calculate My BMI.
- 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.
- 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.
- Gain an incredible sense of self-fulfillment from giving the greatest gift humanly possible to another family
- Exceptional Compensation and benefits
- Build a life-long relationship with forever-grateful intended parents
- Work with a personal journey coordination team and licensed social worker
- Consult with your legal representation to guide you through the legal process
- Be part of an active Colorado surrogate community
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