Is the process to become a surrogate mother difficult?
Overall, the process of becoming a surrogate mother can be complex and involves many different steps. We understand all the legal, medical, and emotional implications that surrogacy can have but we are here to make this process easier and less stressful for both parties with our guidance and support throughout the whole process.
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How long the entire surrogacy process can take?
The surrogacy process can take anywhere from 12 months to 18 months for the majority of intended parents, depending on each case and the location of your surrogate.
How does a surrogate mother get pregnant?
A surrogate mother gets pregnant through the process of assisted reproductive technology, also known as IVF. During IVF, a woman’s eggs are fertilized with sperm outside of her body. Then, the embryos are transferred back into the woman’s womb for ...
Will there be any expenses for me during the surrogacy process?
Rest assured, all surrogate-related costs are covered by the Intended Parents. Initially, you may incur small expenses, such as mailing your medical records.
Can I choose the individual or couple I am a surrogate for?
Yes, at Patriot Conceptions, you have the freedom to choose the individual or couple you would like to be a surrogate for. We follow a careful selection process where Intended Parents are presented with your profile based on the criteria you've ...
What is the difference between gestational surrogacy and traditional surrogacy? What are the advantages of gestational surrogacy?
In gestational surrogacy, the baby is not biological-related to the surrogate. However, in traditional surrogacy, the baby has a biological connection with the person who carries the baby. In gestational surrogacy, embryos are produced by in vitro ...