INTRODUCTION

Surrogacy is one of the two alternatives available to gay couples who want children (the other being adoption). Due to different legislation in each state, surrogacy for gay parents can be an even more difficult process. It is a drawn-out and expensive process. Here the top 5 questions that same-sex couples who are interested in surrogacy services ask.

What steps comprise the surrogacy procedure?

The procedure of becoming a surrogate is not only difficult but also a huge experience. The actual process can be divided into five major milestones and numerous smaller ones.

Who are involved in a surrogacy process?

When intended parents start a surrogacy journey, they will collaborate with numerous people who will support them along the route. Intended parents, egg donors, surrogacy agencies, and hospital staff are a few of them.

How are potential egg donors and surrogates screened?

For surrogates, the screening procedure is more extensive. Reviewing fundamental data, such as pregnancy history, medical difficulties, and preferences for partners, constitutes the initial screening.

How do we choose an egg donor?

They might pick an egg donor based on their likeness to one another or a close family member, as well as their intelligence, creative talent, and physical prowess. If they choose to connect in person, they may choose an egg donor after meeting her and falling in love with her.

How are the surrogates and the parents matched?

We connect a surrogate and intended parent(s) based on three primary criteria: legal fit, personality fit, and attitudes on abortion and selective reduction. Prior to matching, intended parents and surrogates are both screened.