In countries such as Ukraine or Georgia, only heterosexual married couples whose women cannot gestate or carry a pregnancy without serious risks for the mother or the fetus can access the process. In the case of Mexico City, both heterosexual married couples as well as single men and same-sex couples can access without any limitation. The programs with birth in the Czech Republic are indicated for single men and couples of boys. As for surrogacy programs in Greece, the intended mother must be under 50 years of age.
Usually 2 trips are more than enough. The first trip to the country of destination will be to sign the contracts and provide genetic material. The last trip will be at birth.
If pregnancy has not been achieved, yes, it would be possible to abandon the process. In case of pregnancy we will have to go all the way.
The baby will usually obtain the nationality and passport of the intended parent(s), but this is not always the case, as it depends on the existing legislation in their country. If the country of the intending parents refuses to register the baby, the baby will obtain the nationality by birth.
Your surrogate must be over 18 years of age, be the mother of at least one healthy child, and not be over the recommended age for carrying a pregnancy, in addition to being in good health. On the other hand, the pregnant woman must undergo a series of medical tests to ensure that she will be able to carry a pregnancy with the best guarantees.
The Intended Parent(s) must sign a contract with the surrogate mother before a notary, but it is also possible to sign a power of attorney in favor of our representative in the country of destination to sign on your behalf such agreement.
The follow-up is coordinated through the agency or clinic in the destination country. Through Go4Baby you will receive all the information with total transparency.
Absolutely none. After birth, it will be the intended parent(s) who will have full rights to the newborn.
No, the gestational carrier and the donor must be different people, basically to guarantee that the surrogate mother will not have any genetic relationship with the baby.
Yes, always after passing a series of tests that guarantee that the quality of your eggs is sufficient and that an ovarian stimulation procedure would not be counterproductive.
In case the intended mother is able to provide her own eggs, it will be possible to perform IVF with these eggs and up to 3 transfers.
In Ukraine as well as in Mexico City and Greece, you will have access to generic information about your donor, including her photographs. In the case of Georgia, you will also have the opportunity to meet the donor in person.
Egg donors must undergo a gynecological examination, a genetic study and a blood test, including a serological study.
