Everything people ask us first.

In gestational surrogacy the surrogate mother carries an embryo created through IVF from the intended parents' or donors' egg and sperm. She has no genetic relationship to the child she carries.

Generally, women between 21 and 40 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and delivery, are raising a child of their own, are non-smokers, have a healthy BMI, and are financially stable and free of public assistance.

Every applicant completes an in-house consultation and questionnaire, a psychological evaluation, medical records review, and medical check-ups with an affiliate reproductive endocrinologist. Background checks are part of the process.

You share your top preferences with your coordinator. We shortlist carefully screened carriers, exchange profiles both ways, then arrange a conference call and a face-to-face meeting before either side commits.

Most journeys run 15 to 24 months from application to birth, depending on matching, medical clearance, embryo readiness, and how quickly cycles progress.

Costs vary by journey, but our agency fees combined with discounted legal fees sit well below the national average. Your coordinator will walk you through a clear, itemized estimate before you commit.

Yes. Multi-lingual coordinators act as your international liaison and help with expedited birth certificates, passports, visas, medical appointments and travel logistics.

Georgia has favorable surrogacy and family-building law, and our founder is a practising surrogacy attorney based in Marietta — but we serve intended parents nationwide.