
美国代孕
全面了解代孕费用,保护您的权益
在迈向家庭梦想的旅程中,了解代孕的费用结构是每一位准父母做出明智决策的关键。
代孕相关费用通常包括:
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专家类费用,如代孕机构、心理医生、律师、信托公司、保险代理机构等相关费用
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代母基本补偿金、福利及代孕相关的差旅、工资损失等
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准父母法律亲权判决
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保险及自负额费用
无论您是在加州、纽约,还是其他合法州寻求代孕服务。与ACRC Global合作,意味着您将获得全程透明、专业可靠的费用支持与服务指导。我们将协助您全面掌握财务规划,帮助您安心踏出每一步。
值得信赖的专业团队
为什么选择ACRC的代孕计划方案?
在 ACRC,您不仅获得完整、透明的费用指导,更有一对一的专属顾问协助,帮助您:
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精准预估全程代孕开支
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选择适合的代母人选
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规避潜在隐形成本
借助我们经验丰富的团队与全球生殖医疗网络,您可以更自信、安心地迈向理想家庭。
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代孕服务的专业费用构成
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保险与共付费用
代孕是一个涉及多领域专家协作的复杂过程,费用包括但不限于:
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代孕机构服务费
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第三方信托账户管理费用
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辅助生殖律师及法律文件费用
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保险顾问与保险配置
这些费用确保整个流程合法、合规、安全,确保您可以安心的带宝宝回家,并体现出代孕项目的专业性和严谨性。
在代孕过程中,准父母须为代母购买:
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意外险身故保险
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器官丧失保险
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医疗保险(覆盖产检、生产与产后3-6个月的复查)
特别说明:
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医疗保险须是代孕友好保险
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通常医疗保险只能在IVF诊所毕业后才能使用(怀孕约10周)
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保险注册季为每年11月1日至次年1月15日(根据各州情况,部分州的注册季会延长)
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纽约州法律要求代母保险至少覆盖产后12个月
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非纽约州根据代母是否有并发症,覆盖产后3-6个月
我们将协助您选择合理的保险配置,降低意外风险。
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法律费用:确立亲权
取得准父母亲权判决是代孕中非常重要的法律环节。根据不同州法律,亲权判决形式有:
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产前判决(Pre-Birth Order)
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产后判决 (Post-Birth Order )
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产前加产后判决(Pre-Birth Order & Post-Birth Order)
ACRC与经验丰富的辅助生殖法律团队协作,确保取得宝宝亲权的合法权益。
一站式家庭构建平台
选择 ACRC成为您的美国代孕伙伴
我们不仅提供代孕匹配服务,还为您提供:
卵子/精子捐赠匹配
财务及法律第三方咨询
全流程协调与心理支持
让每一位准父母享有顺畅、透明、安心的一站式美国代孕体验。
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严格的代母预审机制
ACRC 的代母招募团队将对每一位代母进行全面筛选:
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刑事背景审查
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财务状况与社交行为评估
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居住环境审核
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药物筛查及BMI审核
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既往孕产及IVF病历审核(如有)
这一严谨流程确保代母人选健康、安全、值得信赖。
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遵循 ASRM 标准
我们严格遵循**美国生殖医学会(ASRM)**的各项指导原则,确保每一位代母的筛选与每一次代孕流程:
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合法
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合规
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符合伦理规范
这一国际标准的执行,保障了准父母与代母双方的共同权益与旅程安全。
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全方位支持和关怀
ACRC 不仅关注代孕流程的顺利推进,更重视准父母和代母的身心健康
从代母匹配、孕期管理到法律协调:
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提供一对一专属服务团队
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建立温暖、安心的合作环境
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全程协助,帮助每一段代孕旅程圆满完成
让您的生育旅程,不只是一次医疗过程,更是一段被全方位守护的温暖旅途。
如何选择代孕服务?
代孕服务费用预览
ACRC美国代孕费用透明公开,相关服务一站式报价
标准代孕计划
平均预期费用
$145,000*
不包含试管婴儿及新生儿相关费用
代孕服务
代母评估与支持
法律合同支持
托管与账单管理
(7天24小时账户登陆权限)
代母的相关费用
法律亲权判决
保险与自付额
代母补偿金从5万美元起
预期费用 & 实际开销
安心代孕计划
平均预期费用
$165,000*
不包含试管婴儿及新生儿相关费用
代孕服务 - 包含一位已通过体检代母
代母评估与支持
法律合同支持
托管与账单管理
(7天24小时账户登陆权限)
代母的相关费用
法律亲权判决
保险与自付额
代母补偿金从6万美元起
预期费用 & 实际开销
包成功代孕计划
起始固定费用
$265,000*
不包含试管婴儿及新生儿相关费用
代孕服务 + 捐卵服务
代母评估与支持
法律合同支持
托管与账单管理
(7天24小时账户登陆权限)
捐卵女生相关费用
代母的相关费用
法律亲权判决
保险与自付额
捐卵女生补偿金
(起价1万美元)
代母补偿金
(起价6万美元)
固定费用服务,确保准父母无临时额外支出
无限次胚胎移植
保障一个宝宝出生
固定费用套餐
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最终费用细节会根据每准父母的情况有所不同,请预约咨询获取预算

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What is surrogacy, and how does it work?Surrogacy is more than a medical process—it’s an act of love and human connection. It’s a journey where a woman, known as a Surrogate, carries and gives birth to a child for someone who dreams of becoming a parent but cannot carry a pregnancy themselves often using IVF technology. At its heart, surrogacy is about trust, courage, and the unbreakable bond formed when two paths come together for one shared purpose: bringing a new life into the world. For many Intended Parents, surrogacy is a chance to hold the baby they’ve longed for after facing infertility, medical complications, or loss. For LGBTQIA+ Intended Parents, it offers a beautiful and affirming way to grow a biological family—one built on love, intention, and equality.
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What are the costs?Costs vary depending on the chosen services and candidates. We pride ourselves on offering customized solutions with transparent fee structures. With our “No Match, No Fee” policy, you are only charged once a match with a surrogate or egg/sperm donor is confirmed. Additionally, your funds are securely managed through a reputable escrow or attorney-managed account to ensure financial protection. You can read more on our Surrogacy Cost page
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What is egg donation, and how does it work?Egg donation involves using eggs from an Egg Donor to assist Intended Parents in achieving pregnancy. Our agency provides access to a diverse pool of egg donors, ensuring a match that aligns with your preferences.
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What is IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), and how does it help with infertility?IVF is a fertility treatment where an egg and sperm are combined outside the body to create an embryo, which is then transferred into the uterus. It is a highly effective method for overcoming infertility, and our team collaborates with top fertility clinics to achieve the best outcomes.
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How can international Intended Parents complete a surrogacy journey with ACRC?Specializing in supporting international Intended Parents, our agency boasts an expansive third party experts network that offers seamless guidance on medicals, legal prerequisites, and logistics. This includes navigating options like gender selection or genetic screening in accordance with U.S. regulations. ACRC Global has successfully helped thousands of families outside the U.S. achieve their dreams!
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As an international Intended Parent, how many times will I need to visit the United States?If all proceeds as planned, your visits to the United States typically involve two trips. The initial visit focuses on IVF treatment, emphasizing egg retrieval and the creation of healthy embryos. The second visit is for welcoming your newborn child(ren). If Intended Parents are unable to return to the U.S. after the initial IVF treatment, ACRC is able to help facilitate the matching process and notarize legal documents remotely, ensuring convenience. For single gentlemen or gay couples, we offer added convenience by assisting with international sperm transportation and local blood sample collection, minimizing the necessity for multiple visits. Your second trip will be to the United States to joyfully welcome your new family member(s).
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How long are international Intended Parents in the U.S. for during and after a surrogacy journey?For egg retrieval, the entire cycle takes about 2 weeks. Afterward, international Intended Parents usually stay in the U.S. for 3 weeks. For males, it's a one-day appointment for sperm collection and bloodwork. You don't have to stay the entire journey, but attending key medical appointments with your surrogate is encouraged. Our team will coordinate the communications between Intended Parents and hospital to ensure s safe and smooth delivery. We suggest International Intended Parents arrive two weeks prior to the due date. The baby is usually discharged within 24 hours. Legal documentation takes approximately one to two months to complete before you can take your baby home.
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Can I choose my Surrogate or Egg Donor based on my preference?Yes, our agency provides a wide array of surrogates and egg donors, enabling you to select based on your specific preferences to find a match that aligns with your family's needs.
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What legal requirements and parental rights do Intended Parents have in the United States after surrogacy or egg donation?ACRC ensures that all legal aspects are appropriately addressed, facilitating the proper handling of Intended Parents' parental rights within the U.S. legal system. We work in close partnership with our legal network, providing support and assistance throughout the journey.
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What medical assessments are performed on Egg Donors and Surrogates to ensure their candidacy?Our Egg Donors and Surrogates are subject to thorough background, medical, and psychological screenings, ensuring their suitability for the process and protecting the health and well-being of both the Intended Parents and the babies.
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What are the success rates of IVF for ACRC Intended Parents?Our agency partners with leading fertility clinics to maximize success rates, offering Intended Parents the best possible chance for a successful pregnancy. With over 95% of our Intended Parents using PGS-tested embryos, we significantly enhance the likelihood of success.
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Will my information remain private and confidential during my surrogacy and/or egg donation journey?We prioritize your privacy and maintain strict confidentiality at every stage of your journey, ensuring your personal information remains secure.
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What support is available?We offer comprehensive support throughout the entire process, including medical guidance, psychological counseling, legal assistance, and financial advice. Our dedicated team and case manager is here to answer your questions and help ensure a smooth, stress-free experience at every step of your journey.
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Do first-time egg donors undergo AMH or genetics testing?Yes, first-time egg donors typically undergo Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) testing. AMH is a hormone secreted by ovarian follicles and is used as an indicator of a woman's ovarian reserve. This test helps in assessing the quantity of a woman's egg supply and is a crucial part of the egg donation process. Egg donors may also undergo genetic testing. This testing is done to screen for genetic disorders and chromosomal abnormalities that could be passed on to offspring.
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What are the times for monitoring appointments? Can I always get the first time slot?The times for monitoring appointments during the egg donation process can vary by clinic. These appointments are essential for tracking the donor's response to fertility medications and the development of follicles. Whether you can always get the first time slot for appointments depends on the clinic's scheduling policies and availability. Some clinics may accommodate specific scheduling requests, but this is not guaranteed. It's important to discuss your scheduling needs with the clinic to see if they can meet your preferences.
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How long does the entire egg donation cycle take from start to finish?The egg donation process typically spans approximately three months, encompassing 8 to 10 visits to the doctor. Conveniently, you can continue with your regular school or work commitments during this period. Furthermore, all testing and associated medical expenses are fully covered by the Intended Parents, ensuring a financially stress-free experience for you as a donor.
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How soon can I expect to be matched with Intended Parents?The timeline for matching with Intended Parents can be quite variable, with some matches occurring as quickly as within 24 hours after completing the intake process. However, it's important to note that this timeframe can greatly vary depending on the specific preferences and requirements of the Intended Parents. To enhance your chances of a quicker match, it's advisable to provide high-quality, clear photos, maintain flexible availability, and ensure open and responsive communication. These factors significantly contribute to increasing your visibility and appeal to potential Intended Parents, thereby improving the likelihood of a successful match.
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Do I have to live in California to work with ACRC?To work with ACRC, residing in California is not a necessity as we collaborate with egg and sperm donors globally, welcoming individuals from various locations.
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Do Egg or Sperm Donors have to travel out of state?Egg or Sperm Donors may sometimes be required to travel out of state, depending on the location of the fertility clinic or the needs of the Intended Parents. However, this is not always a requirement.
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Is it necessary to have a companion accompany me when traveling for the egg donation process?For the egg retrieval process, we highly recommend that you bring along a companion, as you will not be in a position to drive following the procedure due to the effects of sedation. However, if you find yourself without a companion, there's no cause for concern. ACRC will ensure that a member of our team is available to pick you up from the clinic, providing you with the necessary support and assistance during your recovery immediately after the procedure.
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Who is responsible for covering the travel expenses of Egg or Sperm Donors?The Intended Parents bear the full cost of all travel expenses for Egg or Sperm Donors. This comprehensive coverage includes airfare, lodging, meals, and ground transportation, ensuring that the Egg or Sperm Donor does not incur any out-of-pocket expenses for travel-related needs within a reasonable budget.
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Do I need to administer injections to myself? Also, is the egg retrieval process painful?Indeed, you will need to self-administer injections. The egg retrieval procedure is conducted under intravenous sedation, ensuring minimal discomfort. This method also allows for a swift recovery period, further enhancing your comfort during the process.
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What is the compensation amount for egg donation, and what are the guidelines regarding the frequency of donations?For first-time Egg Donors, compensation starts at $10,000 and may vary based on factors such as educational background, appearance, and specific skills. The amount of compensation can also increase with each subsequent donation, reflecting the donor's growing experience and expertise in the process. While the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) recommends a maximum of six donations to ensure donor health and safety, this guideline can vary depending on the protocol of the Reproductive Endocrinologist (REI). Some REIs may accept more than six donations, in certain cases even up to ten, based on individual assessments and circumstances.
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Are there any side effects associated with egg donation, and could it impact my future fertility?Egg donation can lead to short-term side effects like bloating, mood swings, and ovarian discomfort, with a rare but serious risk of Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS). Long-term studies suggest a minimal impact on future fertility, as the process uses eggs that would naturally be lost during a menstrual cycle. However, potential donors need to undergo thorough medical screening and understand the risks involved, both immediate and long-term, before proceeding.
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What are the typical stages involved in the process of egg donation?The egg donation journey encompasses several key stages, starting with finding a suitable match between donor and recipient. Following this, legal agreements are carefully drawn up to ensure clarity and protection for all parties involved. The next steps include comprehensive medical and psychological evaluations to confirm the donor's suitability, accompanied by legal clearance to proceed. Once these preliminaries are complete, the actual donation cycle begins, culminating in the egg retrieval procedure, a critical and final step in the process.
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How long does the surrogacy process take?The duration of the surrogacy process varies, but at ACRC Sapphire, we prioritize your time and value efficiency. Our expedited match time ensures a swift beginning to your surrogacy journey. The entire process, from matching with your surrogate to the birth of your child, can range from 12 to 18 months, with our dedicated team guiding you every step of the way with a personalized approach.
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Can I have twins through surrogacy?Yes, you can have twins through surrogacy. The option for twins often depends on various factors, including your personal preferences and medical considerations. ACRC Sapphire works closely with you and our medical experts to explore this possibility
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What is the matching process like?The surrogacy matching process at ACRC Sapphire is customized and considers all parties' compatibility, personal preferences, values, and personalities. The process involves much more than just medical considerations - it's about creating a connection that fosters trust, respect, and understanding. Match meetings are arranged and guided by our surrogacy specialists, providing an opportunity for Surrogates and Intended Parents to connect on a deeper level before moving forward in the journey together.
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Where will my surrogate deliver my child?Surrogates will typically deliver at a vetted delivery hospital local to their home. Some surrogates are open to relocating if their Intended Parent(s) have a specific hospital request. Contact us to learn more about the considerations.