Question 1

What is surrogacy, and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Surrogacy is when a woman (Surrogate) carries and delivers a baby for Intended Parents unable to do so themselves, often using IVF. It provides an option for those facing infertility or for LGBTQIA+ Intended Parents wanting to build a family.

Question 2

What are the costs?

Accepted Answer

Surrogacy costs depend on services chosen and specific needs. We offer transparent pricing and a No Match, No Fee policy. Funds are held securely in escrow or attorney-managed accounts. Learn more on our Surrogacy Cost page.

Question 3

What is egg donation, and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Egg donation uses eggs from a screened donor to help Intended Parents conceive, often as part of IVF. We offer a diverse pool of donors to match your preferences.

Question 4

What is IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), and how does it help with infertility?

Accepted Answer

IVF combines egg and sperm in a lab to create embryos, which are transferred to a uterus. It is widely used in surrogacy and for many infertility cases.

Question 5

How can international Intended Parents complete a surrogacy journey with ACRC?

Accepted Answer

ACRC Global supports international Intended Parents by coordinating medical, legal, and logistical aspects. We help with procedures such as gender selection and genetic screening, in line with U.S. law.

Question 6

As an international Intended Parent, how many times will I need to visit the United States?

Accepted Answer

Most international Intended Parents visit the U.S. twice: once for IVF and once for the birth. Some steps can be done remotely with ACRC’s support.

Question 7

How long are international Intended Parents in the U.S. for during and after a surrogacy journey?

Accepted Answer

Intended Parents stay in the U.S. for about 2 weeks for egg retrieval and 2–3 weeks around the birth. Legal documentation for your baby takes 1–2 months to finalize, but you usually return home sooner.

Question 8

Can I choose my Surrogate or Egg Donor based on my preference?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you may review profiles and select a Surrogate or Egg Donor who aligns with your preferences and family needs.

Question 9

What legal requirements and parental rights do Intended Parents have in the United States after surrogacy?

Accepted Answer

Legal steps ensure parental rights for Intended Parents, often through pre- or post-birth court orders. Our agency and legal partners support you throughout this process.

Question 10

What medical assessments are performed on Egg Donors and Surrogates to ensure their candidacy?

Accepted Answer

Egg Donors and Surrogates complete medical, psychological, and background screenings to ensure health and suitability for surrogacy or egg donation.

Question 11

What are the success rates of IVF for ACRC Intended Parents?

Accepted Answer

IVF success rates vary by individual factors, but most ACRC Intended Parents use PGS-tested embryos for higher success. We work with leading fertility clinics.

Question 12

Will my information remain private and confidential during my surrogacy and/or egg donation journey?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ACRC Global protects your privacy at every stage. All information is kept confidential and secure.

Question 13

What support is available?

Accepted Answer

We provide full support—medical, legal, emotional, and financial—throughout the process. Your dedicated case manager is available to help every step of the way.

FAQ pour Parents d’Intention

Frequently Asked Questions

Qu’est-ce que la gestation pour autrui et comment cela fonctionne-t-il?

Quels sont les coûts?

Qu’est-ce que la donation d’ovules et comment cela fonctionne-t-il?

Qu’est-ce que la FIV (Fécondation In Vitro) et comment aide-t-elle à surmonter l’infertilité?

Comment les Parents d’Intention internationaux peuvent-ils réaliser un parcours de gestation pour autrui avec ACRC?

En tant que Parent d’Intention international, combien de fois devrez-vous vous rendre aux États-Unis?

Combien de temps les Parents d’Intention internationaux restent-ils aux États-Unis pendant et après un parcours de gestation pour autrui?

Puis-je choisir ma gestante ou ma donneuse d’ovules en fonction de mes préférences?

Quelles sont les exigences légales et les droits parentaux des Parents d’Intention aux États-Unis après une gestation pour autrui ou un don d’ovules?

Quelles évaluations médicales sont effectuées sur les donneuses d’ovules et les gestantes pour garantir leur aptitude?

Quels sont les taux de réussite de la FIV pour les Parents d’Intention d’ACRC?

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