You have to fill out an application for our surrogate's program to be eligible to become a
surrogate. A surrogacy specialist will get in touch with you through one of the contact
methods you've provided after receiving this form to schedule a confidential
conversation with you about our program.

Your fiscal advisor will meet with you to go over the remuneration package and answer any questions you have about money. You will be emotionally and financially rewarded as a surrogate at Wonder Surrogacy for your unselfish offer. Throughout this journey, our staff gives you emotional support and comfort gifts that are personalized for you.

You’ll get an extensive greeting package of documentation with information about being a surrogate. This bundle will also include essential information and documents authorizing routine background checks for you and your partner, as well as copies of your driver's license and pay stubs to calculate prospective lost wages when estimating surrogate compensation.

Thoughtful matches with intended parents in surrogacy are matches that are made with the best interests of all parties involved. This means considering the needs and preferences of both the intended parents and the surrogate, as well as the best interests of the baby.

In the meantime, the Wonder Medical team reviews medically pre-qualified surrogates to ensure that intended parents and surrogates have the greatest possible start to a successful and trouble-free journey. Your match coordinator will email you a questionnaire requesting information about your medical history after your consultation call.

Our staff will assist you in obtaining copies of prior medical records from your obstetrical offices, obstetrical delivery facilities, and (if relevant) infertility clinics. Upon receipt of your records, an IVF physician will examine them to obtain medical pre-approval, ensuring that you meet the requirements for surrogacy and may move forward with the process.

Medical Screening is a process of assessing the physical health of a surrogate candidate to determine if she is eligible to carry a pregnancy for intended parents. It is an important part of the surrogacy process, as it helps to ensure the safety and well-being of the surrogate and the baby.

While our healthcare supervisor has approved you, our surrogacy service will present an appeal to perform normal background checks on you and your partner, when relevant.

You and your partner will meet with a mental health expert after your background check(s) to explore your readiness for the surrogacy journey. An MMPI-2 test will be administered by your mental health expert to analyze your personality and motivational fit, as well as screen for major psychological difficulties. The results of your interview and tests will be integrated into a psychological assessment that will determine if you can proceed as a surrogate.

You're ready to find your ideal partner once you've accomplished the screening process. Our surrogacy coordinators will match you with the ideal intended parents depending on your preferences and needs, personality, medical history, and state laws. We are excited to welcome you into our surrogate family and are confident you will feel right at home

The gestational surrogacy agreement is a crucial step in the surrogacy process, outlining the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of both the intended parents and the gestational surrogate. This legal document serves as a binding contract and helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes during the surrogacy journey.

Preparing for and completing an embryo transfer is a critical step in the assisted reproductive technology (ART) process, particularly in the context of in vitro fertilization (IVF) or gestational surrogacy.

Pregnancy and delivery are integral aspects of the reproductive process in humans. Pregnancy typically spans about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters. It begins with fertilization, where a sperm cell fertilizes an egg, leading to the formation of a zygote. The zygote then undergoes cell division and implantation in the uterus, initiating the development of the embryo.