Our fee depends on the complexity of each case, but it generally ranges between $3,000 and $5,000. A separate fee is charged only if one of our team members travels with the intended parents, which varies depending on the destination, length of stay, and type of support required. Before beginning any journey, we always provide a specific, tailored estimate, so you know exactly what to expect.

To begin, we ask for passports, civil status documents (if applicable), and some basic medical records (such as a spermogram or fertility history). If you already have embryos created, we will also need documentation from the clinic where they are stored. These documents allow us to verify eligibility, select the right program, and prepare the legal and medical steps of your journey.

Every journey is unique, but in most cases the process takes 12 to 18 months. Factors such as surrogate matching, embryo creation, medical testing, and consular procedures after birth can influence the timeline. From the start, we give you a realistic expectation so that you are fully prepared.

To begin, we normally ask for basic documents such as your passport and, if applicable, your civil status records or marriage certificate. At a later stage of the process, we usually request some medical tests, such as a spermogram and DNA fragmentation, along with standard screenings for conditions like hepatitis, HIV, and other common infectious diseases.

Costs vary widely depending on the country and type of program. As a general reference, journeys usually range from $60,000 to $200,000. These figures include medical expenses, surrogate compensation, legal support, and agency fees. The final cost also depends on whether you choose a standard program or a guaranteed program. Standard programs can sometimes involve additional expenses, which we anticipate and explain clearly. Our role is to provide a transparent cost breakdown before you start, so there are never hidden surprises.

We proudly assist all family types: married couples, unmarried couples, single parents, and LGBTQ+ parents. Our only goal is to help anyone with the dream of parenthood achieve it in a safe and secure way.

Yes. In most destinations, you will be able to meet your surrogate mother before proceeding. This is often done via video call, though in-person meetings are possible in some cases. We want both you and the surrogate to feel aligned and confident before moving forward.

Before starting, we review all agreements with clinics and attorneys (where applicable) to ensure that medical expenses are covered in case complications arise. However, as insurance coverage does not always extend to every possible event, we also prepare intended parents for potential extra costs by providing estimated figures for unforeseen circumstances. This way, you are never caught off guard.

This depends on your country of residence. For example, in the UK, intended parents can obtain a Parental Order after the birth. We ensure that your names appear on the local birth certificate and assist with consular and immigration procedures. If you have dual nationality or live abroad, we also explore the best available legal pathways so your baby’s status is secure both locally and internationally.

Yes, if you wish. A member of our team can travel with you to provide on-site support , from attending clinic visits to helping with consular appointments and newborn care. This gives many parents peace of mind, especially in the first days with their baby.