Understanding Surrogate Reimbursements in Canada
In Canada, surrogacy is altruistic, meaning surrogates cannot be paid beyond their actual expenses. However, that doesn’t mean surrogates are left unsupported. The Assisted Human Reproduction Act (AHRA) ensures surrogates are fully reimbursed for all pregnancy-related costs. At Surrogacy4All, we believe no surrogate should ever be out of pocket for her generosity. That’s why we […]
Breaking Down Surrogacy Contracts in Canada – What Every Surrogate Should Know
Introduction A surrogacy journey is built on trust, transparency, and legal clarity. That’s why every surrogate in Canada signs a detailed contract before beginning medical procedures. Unlike some countries where contracts can be vague or unenforceable, Canadian surrogacy contracts are carefully structured to protect both surrogates and intended parents. At Surrogacy4All, we make sure surrogates […]
Compare Your Surrogacy Options in Canada – Why Surrogacy4All Stands Out
Introduction Choosing the right surrogacy agency or program in Canada is one of the most important decisions intended parents and surrogates will make. With multiple options available, it can be confusing to know which program offers the best support, transparency, and ethical practices. This blog compares common surrogacy options in Canada—independent journeys, small agencies, and […]
Top 10 Reasons to Become a Surrogate with Surrogacy4All Canada
Introduction Choosing to become a surrogate is one of the most selfless and impactful decisions a woman can make. In Canada, where surrogacy is altruistic, women choose this journey not for profit, but for the profound emotional rewards and the support of ethical, professional agencies like Surrogacy4All. Here are the top 10 reasons Canadian women […]
Why Choose Surrogacy4All Canada – The Trusted Choice for Surrogates
Introduction When women in Canada decide to become surrogates, they often wonder: Which agency will truly support me, respect me, and keep me safe? With multiple options available, the choice can feel overwhelming. At Surrogacy4All, we believe surrogates deserve the highest level of care, transparency, and respect. That’s why we’ve become Canada’s most trusted surrogacy […]
Gestational Surrogacy in Canada – A Step-by-Step Guide
Introduction Gestational surrogacy is the most common form of surrogacy in Canada today. Unlike traditional surrogacy, the surrogate has no genetic connection to the child. Instead, an embryo created through IVF (using the intended parents’ or donor eggs and sperm) is transferred to the surrogate’s uterus. For Canadian surrogates, understanding the step-by-step process is essential. […]
Medical Perspective On 24 Week Fetus Viability And Outcomes
Viability refers to the ability of a fetus to survive outside the womb. Around the viability week, especially at 24 week fetus viability, is widely regarded as a critical turning point in fetal development. According to Surrogacy4All, at 24 weeks of viability, the chance of survival rises appreciably compared to earlier stages of pregnancy viability […]
Canadian Citizenship for Babies Born via Surrogacy
Introduction One of the most common questions international intended parents ask is: Will my baby have Canadian citizenship if born through surrogacy? The answer is simple: Yes. Every baby born in Canada is automatically a Canadian citizen, regardless of the parents’ nationality. This makes Canada one of the most secure and reliable destinations for surrogacy […]
Using Donor Eggs in Canada – What Intended Parents Need to Know
Introduction For many intended parents, using donor eggs is a key part of building their family through surrogacy. Whether due to age, medical reasons, or genetic factors, donor egg IVF has become one of the most reliable fertility solutions available in Canada. At Surrogacy4All, we help intended parents understand the medical, legal, and emotional aspects […]
Mini‑IVF vs Conventional — Matching Protocol to Goals
Key Takeaways Mini-IVF uses lower medication doses and aims for fewer but high-quality eggs; Conventional IVF uses higher stimulation to maximize egg numbers. Mini-IVF is often ideal for low-response, older, or cost-sensitive patients; Conventional IVF benefits those aiming for more embryos or PGT. Both approaches have distinct impacts on cost, risk, and timeline—choosing the right […]
