Surrogacy for First-Time Moms – Can I Qualify?
If you’ve never had a baby before, you may wonder: Can I become a surrogate? While your desire to help is beautiful, most agencies — including Surrogacy4All — require that a surrogate has given birth at least once. Here’s why. Why Prior Pregnancy Matters A previous healthy pregnancy shows: Your body can safely carry a […]
Cross-Border Surrogacy Legal Tips for International Parents
Surrogacy is global — love knows no borders. But laws do. For intended parents living outside the U.S. or Canada, it’s crucial to understand the rules surrounding citizenship, documentation, and recognition of parentage. Common Legal Challenges International Parents Face Delayed birth certificate issuance DNA testing for citizenship Travel restrictions for newborns Visa or passport processing […]
Becoming a Surrogate Mother – Step-by-Step Process
Becoming a surrogate is one of the most selfless gifts a woman can give. You’re not just carrying a baby — you’re carrying someone’s dream. At Surrogacy4All, we guide you through every step, ensuring your health, emotions, and rights are fully supported. Step 1 – Meet the Qualifications You can become a surrogate if you […]
Surrogacy Laws by State and Province Explained
Surrogacy laws are like a map — beautiful but complex. Knowing where and how to start matters. Here’s how the U.S. and Canada differ, and why partnering with Surrogacy4All makes navigation simple. United States – The Patchwork of State Laws Category Example States Status Fully Legal (Compensated Surrogacy) CA, NY, CT, IL, NV Allowed with […]
LGBTQ+ Family-Building Options in Canada and the USA
From same-sex couples to solo parents, surrogacy offers countless ways to build families with love and equality. At Surrogacy4All, inclusivity isn’t a policy — it’s our purpose. Family-Building Options Gestational Surrogacy: Biological connection for one partner. Double Donor Surrogacy: Donor egg and donor sperm for non-biological families. Reciprocal IVF: Partner A’s eggs, Partner B’s uterus. […]
Co-Parenting Through Surrogacy – Modern Family Models
The modern family is diverse — and surrogacy adapts beautifully to it. Co-parenting allows two or more people to share parental rights and responsibilities without traditional marriage or partnership. Why People Choose Co-Parenting Single friends wanting to raise a child together LGBTQ+ individuals desiring biological ties Intended parents forming chosen families Surrogacy4All provides legal and […]
Understanding Parentage Orders & Contracts
Every surrogacy journey begins with love — but it must also begin with law. Parentage orders and contracts are the legal backbone of every surrogacy arrangement, ensuring clarity, fairness, and protection for everyone involved. What Is a Parentage Order? A parentage order is a court-issued document that names the intended parents as the baby’s legal […]
Surrogacy for Transgender Parents – Inclusive Options and Support
Parenthood is universal — and so is love. At Surrogacy4All, we’re proud to support transgender and nonbinary individuals in building families through surrogacy, donor eggs, and preserved gametes. Fertility Preservation Before Transition We encourage transgender patients considering hormone therapy or surgery to preserve eggs or sperm in advance. This makes future surrogacy or IVF possible […]
Surrogacy for Single Parents – Your Journey, Your Choice
Becoming a parent alone isn’t a compromise — it’s a declaration of love and courage. Surrogacy gives single women and men the chance to have biological children while maintaining complete control of their journey. The Medical Path Single women can use donor sperm; single men can use donor eggs and a surrogate. Surrogacy4All coordinates all […]
Legal Guide to Surrogacy in the USA and Canada
Surrogacy is a partnership of love, trust, and law. Whether you’re an intended parent or a surrogate, clear legal protection ensures that every step of the journey is safe, ethical, and transparent. At Surrogacy4All, our physician-led team collaborates with reproductive law experts in both the U.S. and Canada to safeguard everyone’s rights from day one. […]
