Surrogates

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Changing Lives

 
 

Becoming a surrogate is the most amazing and selfless gift that you can offer to a family. It is a choice that must not be taken lightly, and we hope the information you find here will help you decide if surrogacy is right for you.

Choosing an agency with which to partner is an important first step when deciding to become a surrogate. At Await Surrogacy, our staff has many years of experience working with hopeful parents, and we are so excited to be able to also serve selfless women like you who hope to help hopeful families grow through the gift of surrogacy.  

Unlike many agencies, Await Surrogacy does not employ legal counsel who represent the Intended Parents or Gestational Carriers. We work with independent legal partners to ensure all parties are equally represented, enabling us to remain a neutral guide for all involved.

If you are ready to move forward, please click here to see if you qualify.

 

 

Surrogacy Compensation

STANDARD COMPENSATION

  • First Time Surrogate’s Base Fee for South Carolina = $40,000

    • $55,000 for Experienced Surrogates

  • Monthly Expense Allowance = approximately $2600

    • $200 per month for average of 13 months

  • Payment for Starting Fertility Medications = $300

  • Embryo Transfer (due upon each transfer) = $500

  • Maternity Clothing Allowance = $750

    • Surrogates carrying multiples receive $1,000

  • Total Standard Compensation (First Time Surrogate) = $44,450

  • Total Standard Compensation (Experienced Surrogate) = $59,450

VARIABLE COMPENSATION

  • Compensation for Multiples = $5,000

    • amount per additional child

  • Invasive Procedures = $750

    • amount per procedure

  • Cesarean Section = $2,500

  • Partial Hysterectomy = $2,500

  • Total Hysterectomy = $5,000

  • Loss of One Ovary and/or One Fallopian Tube = $1,500

  • Loss of Both Ovaries and/or Both Fallopian Tubes = $3,000

  • Counseling

    • $1,000

POST DELIVERY RECOVERY

Two (2) weeks for vaginal delivery and four (4) weeks for C-section

INSURANCE

If the surrogate does not have health insurance, the intended parents will provide the Surrogate with health insurance as well as life insurance.

MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING AND MEDICAL PROCEDURES

All of the surrogate’s medical and psychological screenings and medical procedures are paid for by the intended parents.

ATTORNEY FEES

The surrogate’s attorney fees (for review of the surrogacy contract and finalization of parental rights) are paid for by the intended parents.