top of page

BECOMING A SURROGATE

The Journey

The journey for a woman considering becoming a surrogate involves several key steps, ensuring a supportive and successful experience. Below is a general breakdown of the process which may vary per case. 

Expecting

01 

Who needs surrogacy?

It's important to note that each case is unique, and the decision to pursue surrogacy is deeply personal. Many factors, including medical considerations, personal preferences, and individual circumstances, play a role in the choice to use a surrogate.

02

Why become a surrogate?

Becoming a surrogate is a profoundly altruistic and rewarding decision that allows individuals to play a pivotal role in helping others build their families.

It's important to note that the decision to become a surrogate is complex, and individuals choose surrogacy for a variety of reasons. Each surrogate's journey is distinctive, guided by their own motivations and the desire to make a positive impact on the lives of others.

03

Qualifying factors to becoming a surrogate

  1. Age

  2. Previous Pregnancy Experience

  3. Health and Lifestyle

  4. Support System

  5. Financial Stability

​

These are some general qualifications, and specific requirements with Creation Surrogacy & Egg Donation cater to our mission. Individuals interested in becoming a surrogate should complete our surrogate application, and further consult with our team.​

04

Steps to Become a Surrogate with Creation Surrogacy:

​

  • Submit an Application: Complete the initial application to express interest and provide basic information.

​

  • Interview: Participate in an in-depth interview to discuss your views, values, and passion for surrogacy.

​

  • Screening Process: Undergo a thorough screening, including medical evaluations, psychological assessments, and background checks.

​

  • Review and Match: Meet with our team to discuss your eligibility and preferences, and get matched with the intended parents.

​

  • Legal Agreements: Review and sign necessary legal documents and agreements.

​

  • Medical Preparation: Begin medical procedures, including hormone treatments and monitoring.

​

  • Pregnancy Journey: Carry the pregnancy, with regular check-ins and support throughout.

​

  • Delivery and Post-Care: Give birth, followed by post-delivery care and support.

bottom of page