Surrogacy Agency New York

Our surrogacy agency invites women between the age of 20 and 35 from Pennsylvania and all states
where surrogacy is legal. Please, contact our agency to learn about surrogacy laws in your state. We match surrogates with Intended Parents from the USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia.
will find a surrogate for you from around the country.
There are certain requirements that any candidate is expected to meet:

Gestational Surrogate Requirements:

Traditional Surrogate Requirements:

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Once we have received your application, a surrogate coordinator will contact you to go over your application and answer any questions that you might have. We will then create a surrogate profile for you and pass it on to couples that we think could possibly be a match. When an intended parent reviews your profile, they will want to set up a conference call. This is a good time to get everything out in the open. Let them know what your hopes are for the surrogacy journey. If the conference call goes well and all parties decide to move forward, we will then start all of the other necessary steps that go into a surrogacy arrangement. These include surrogacy contracts, getting medical and life insurance policies in place, psychological evaluations, and medical screening. It may seem very overwhelming, but we are here to guide you step by step through the entire surrogacy process. We want this to be a very gratifying experience for you. We will do everything we can to be sure that you are happy with your intended parents and our staff here at Bala Surrogacy Center. We look very forward to hearing from you!

Surrogate Compensation:	$22000 and up
(Experienced surrogate may request a higher fee) This is paid to the surrogate monthly throughout the pregnancy. It starts following the confirmation of pregnancy.

Multiples fee:	$5000
For each additional baby

Monthly Allowance:	$200
Some surrogate?s request this allowance and some do not. Instead of having an itemized list of costs; this fee includes reimbursements for mileage, postage, faxes, fed-ex charges, housekeeping, childcare, and miscellaneous charges such as pregnancy test kits, vitamins, etc. It begins at contract signing and continues through one month after the birth.

Maternity Clothing Allowance	$500 ($750 for multiples)
Some surrogate?s request this allowance and some do not. Instead of having an itemized list of costs; this fee includes reimbursements for mileage, postage, faxes, fed-ex charges, housekeeping, childcare, and miscellaneous charges such as pregnancy test kits, vitamins, etc. It begins at contract signing and continues through one month after the birth.

Embryo Transfer Fee	$500
Paid after each embryo transfer procedure to compensate the surrogate for discomfort associated with the procedure. It also compensates for her bedrest.

Invasive Procedures	$500-1000
Surrogate shall receive $500 per procedure for amniocentesis or other prenatal diagnostic testing, early termination procedures, fetal reduction, or ectopic pregnancy to compensate for the discomfort associated with the above procedures.

C-Section	$1500
Surrogate will receive an additional $1500 at the time of delivery if she is required to deliver via cesarean section to help compensate for the additional pain and suffering, added risks, and longer recovery time.

Lost Wages
Lost wages are always based on actual costs. Surrogate?s that work will have to provide pay stubs to agency.

Life Insurance	$300 approx
$250,000 term policy for surrogate in case of accidental death. If travel is required, all hotel, airfare, meals, and transportation will be paid for by the Intended Parents.

Fees for Egg Donation

There are two different types of surrogacy:
Gestational Surrogacy: This is accomplished through In Vitro Fertilization. Eggs are retrieved from the Recipient Mother or an Egg Donor and fertilized with the sperm of the Recipient Father or a sperm donor. The resulting embryo is transferred into the uterus of the Surrogate.

For gestational surrogacy, the surrogate will more than likely begin taking birth control pills to align her cycle with that of the recipient mother or the egg donor. At the appropriate time, she will begin taking Lupron, a subcutaneous drug that suppresses ovulation, estrogen to prepare her uterine lining for embryo implantation and progesterone to help nourish the baby and maintain the pregnancy during the first trimester. At this time, her hormone levels will be monitored by blood tests. There will also be ultrasounds to be sure that the uterine lining is developing to the optimum thickness. Normally, somewhere between 3 and 5 days after fertilizing the egg and sperm, the endocrinologist will transfer a pre-determined number of embryos into the Surrogate’s uterus. This is a painless procedure and it only takes a matter of minutes. After the transfer, she will remain at the clinic for an hour or two. When the surrogate returns home, she will generally be placed on bed rest for 2-3 days. About 2 weeks later, a blood test will determine whether or not a pregnancy has been achieved.

*Please note that each clinic has different protocols regarding the types of medications that they use and how much. There are a variety of administration methods for supplemental estrogen and progesterone. They come in oral pills, patches, suppositories, and intramuscular injections.

Traditional surrogacy is achieved through IVF, but the Traditional Surrogate will be donating her own egg. She will be compensated as an Egg Donor, in additional to be a Surrogate. Being that the surrogate is using her own eggs, this genetically links her to the child.

Traditional Surrogate will go for the complete IVF cycle. Our Agency does not use Artificial insemination, due to very low success rate for AI or IUI ( only 10% per attempt )