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Can You Be A Surrogate Mother: Requirements Guide

Are you wondering if you can become a surrogate mother? Surrogacy allows women to help intended parents experience the joy of building a family. Learning about surrogate mother requirements is the first step toward starting your journey.

If you are wondering if you can become a surrogate mother, the first step is learning about the basic requirements.

Charlotte H. Danciu has over 35 years of experience and can explain the surrogacy process and answer your questions. 

With her extensive knowledge and experience, Ms. Danciu provides the guidance you need to make thoughtful decisions and helps connect you with wonderful Intended Parents. Ms. Danciu is known for maintaining the highest professional standards and for offering the care, trust, and expertise needed during such an important journey.

Who Is a Surrogate Mother?

A surrogate mother, also known as a gestational carrier, carries a pregnancy after an embryo transfer. But she is not the baby’s biological mother.

Who Can Become a Surrogate Mother?

The surrogacy journey begins with a screening process of both the surrogate and the intended parents.

The laws of Florida recognize surrogacy as legal. Florida law allows surrogacy, and while requirements may vary, many surrogate mothers are expected to meet certain qualifications, including:

  • Be at least 21 to 42 years of age.
  • Have already given birth to a healthy child.
  • Have had a healthy pregnancy with no major complications.
  • Be in good physical and mental health.
  • Live a healthy lifestyle without smoking or illegal drug use.
  • Pass medical and background screenings.
  • Be a U.S. citizen, Green Card holder, or legally authorized to reside in the United States.

These steps help protect both the surrogate and the baby.

What Happens After You Apply?

If you meet the basic requirements, you will be required to go through medical and personal screenings. Next, you will be matched with intended parents seeking a surrogate.

Before the pregnancy begins, you will need to complete legal agreements so everyone understands their rights and responsibilities. Our team will walk with you through every stage.

You Will Have Support

You are not expected to do everything by yourself. Throughout your journey, you will have experienced professionals to answer your questions, explain the process, and support you.

From your first phone call until after delivery, you will have people by your side.

Start Your Surrogacy Journey

Becoming a surrogate mother is a special way to help someone build a family.

The right surrogacy agency will feel like a partner and not just a service provider. Your journey deserves that level of care. Adoption & Surrogacy, Charlotte H. Danciu, P.A., Attorney at Law, and her team support surrogate mothers throughout the process. Contact us for more details.

Call: 561-330-6700 Or 561-674-6857 (Español)

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