Becoming a Surrogate
A Life-Changing Experience
Change the Live of Others
There are many reasons why women choose to become surrogates. For some, it's a way to help create a family for someone who couldn't otherwise have one. For others, it's a way to give back after having their own children. And for many women, it's a combination of both. Whatever the reason, becoming a surrogate is a life-changing and rewarding experience. We are so excited to be able to support our surrogates in their amazing journey to help create families. We know that being a surrogate is not always easy, but we are here to help make it as smooth and wonderful as possible.
At Florida Surrogacy Center we will support you every step of the way, from the initial consultation to the delivery of the baby and after birth. We know that this is a big decision, and we want to make sure that you are comfortable and confident every step of the way.
We have an amazing team of surrogacy professionals who will help you through every stage of the process. We will provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about whether becoming a surrogate is right for you.
Surrogate Qualifications
Surrogate Mother Requirements
If you're considering becoming a surrogate mother, there are certain requirements to ensure you're a good fit physically, mentally, and emotionally. These are some of our requirements for becoming a surrogate:
If you meet all of these and our other requirements, you may be a good candidate to become a surrogate. Please click the button below to complete your application.
Earn up to $80,000
Compensation & Benefits
Surrogates receive a starting compensation of $55,000 or more, depending on their prior surrogacy experience and the availability of surrogate-friendly insurance.
Along with the base fee, surrogates are provided with medical care, legal representation, housekeeping and maternity clothing allowances, monthly support group fees, psychological assistance, appointment charges, mileage, and other perks valued between $10,000 and $30,000.
If the surrogate becomes pregnant with multiple fetuses, an additional $7,500 to $10,000 per extra fetus is given. Moreover, surrogates receive bonus payments for achieving specific milestones, including but not limited to: beginning medication, embryo transfer, positive beta, and heartbeat confirmation.
While each surrogate pregnancy is unique, our priority is to ensure fair compensation for the vital and commendable role you play in helping others achieve their dream of parenthood. In truth, the real value of this contribution is immeasurable.
In addition to financial compensation, our surrogates also receive a number of other benefits. This includes free medical and psychological support throughout the pregnancy, as well as the opportunity to bond with the intended parents and build a lasting relationship with them.
For many surrogates, the intangible benefits of helping someone create their family far outweigh the financial compensation.
By attending our monthly surrogate support group you will also have an opportunity to connect and bond with other surrogates.
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Your Step-by-Step Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Surrogacy is an amazing way to help create families, but it's not for everyone. There are many important questions to consider before becoming a surrogate mother. Here are some of the most common questions we hear from women considering surrogacy.
There are some general requirements that most surrogates will need to meet. These include being over the age of 21, having had at least one previous successful pregnancy, being in good physical and mental health, and having a support system in place.
In addition to the satisfaction of helping someone else have a child, surrogates can also enjoy the financial compensation that comes with surrogacy. Surrogacy can also be a rewarding experience, as it allows you to create a special bond with the intended parents and the child you're helping to bring into the world.
There are some risks associated with surrogacy, as there are with any pregnancy. These include the risk of complications during pregnancy and childbirth, the risk of emotional distress, and the possibility that the surrogate may develop a bond with the child she is carrying. However, these risks are typically low, and most surrogates go on to have healthy pregnancies and deliver healthy babies.
Only you can answer this question. You will need to carefully consider all of the risks and implications before making a decision. Surrogacy is not right for everyone, but it can be a rewarding experience for those who are willing to take on the responsibility.
You will need to undergo a psychological evaluation to ensure that you are emotionally prepared for the surrogacy process. This evaluation will include a review of your mental health history and a meeting with a psychologist or counselor.
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