Surrogacy in Georgia, as in Ukraine, has been fully legalized and regulated since 1997.When starting a surrogacy process, the intended parents will sign a power of attorney in favor of the person designated by the agency to sign a valid surrogacy contract with the future surrogate on behalf of the parents, there is no court ruling for parental affiliation or maternal.
Article 143. Section b: Surrogacy is allowed in the cases where a woman does not have a uterus, with the purpose of achieving the evolution and growth of the embryo obtained as a result of its transfer to the uterus of another woman, called "surrogate mother".