In a surrogate birth, the intended parents need a helping hand to have their children. In gestational surrogacy, the biological parents have an embryo fertilized in a laboratory, just as it is during in-vitro fertilization (IVF). Unlike IVF, though, the embryo is then transferred to the surrogate who will give birth to the child.

Mutual Commitment for a Successful Surrogate Birth

Arranging for a surrogate birth requires a commitment from both the intended parents and the surrogate. The surrogate must go through a comprehensive evaluation to ensure that she understands what is involved in a surrogate birth. On the other side of the agreement, the intended parents prepare to provide the surrogate with financial support.

If you would like to give other parents the joy of raising their own children and are prepared to serve as a surrogate, Intended Parents, Inc can help you find intended parents who need your assistance. You can join the list of surrogates we use to help intended parents find a match. Once a match is found, we assist with the necessary arrangements leading up to the surrogate birth. For more information about our services, contact our office today.  Call 732 526 7013 or click here to send us an email.