New York Surrogacy FAQs
Who is eligible for surrogacy assistance in New York?
To become a surrogate in New York, you must be a long-term resident of the United States between ages 21 and 43. You also must have already had at least one healthy full-term birth without complications.
What’s the typical duration of the surrogacy process in New York?
Depending on various factors, the amount of time it takes surrogates and intended parents to navigate the surrogacy process is roughly one to two years. This depends a lot on how quickly they can be matched with compatible candidates. For intended parents who require an egg or sperm donor, the process most likely will take a few additional months.
Is there a likelihood of being connected to intended parents specifically from New York?
Although there is a chance that New York surrogates may be matched with intended parents from the same state, there is no guarantee that they will. As your New York surrogacy agency, we will do everything within our power to match you with your preferred family.
It’s important to note that many of the surrogates who work with us have found that there are qualities that make families more compatible with them than proximity. We encourage prospective surrogates to keep an open mind as they enter the process.
Does International Surrogacy Center have an office in New York?
Although we are well-versed in the nuances of the surrogacy process in the Empire State, we do not have a physical presence there. However, we do meet with our clients over Zoom to make staying in touch from anywhere in the country as convenient for them as possible. In addition, we can offer to fly individuals to visit our headquarters in California in-person under certain circumstances.