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Gestational Carriers

A wonderful way to help a family in need

Becoming a Surrogate

Have you ever considered to become a surrogate?  Would you like to give them a gift of life?  If you like to help others to build a family or just want to learn more about surrogacy please contact us.

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Basic Qualifications

​Here are some basic qualifications to become a gestational carrier:

  • Between the age of 21 to 40 and in a good health

  • Gave birth to and is currently raising at least one child

  • Previous pregnancy was relatively smooth and free of complication

  • Live in a healthy and supportive environment 

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What compensation and benefits do Gestational Carriers receive?


Compensation varies based on a range of factors, including experience, location, and the agreements made with intended parents. First-time surrogates typically receive $40,000 - $60,000, but total compensation depends on additional considerations such as residency, insurance, travel expenses, and other benefits. Compensation is provided through a combination of agency facilitation and intended parent contributions. We maintain transparency throughout the process and work closely with you to ensure you receive appropriate compensation, including maternity care, medical expenses, and related coverages.

 

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