Want to know more about becoming a gestational surrogate in Texas?

If you're a healthy mother interested in becoming a surrogate in Texas, or if you're an intended parent who needs more information about Texas surrogacy — we're here to help.

Take your time to learn all you can about surrogacy in Texas. Our website can help. Find out how our surrogacy program works, ­read about the financial aspects, and the medical considerations. If you have immediate questions, simply fill out a contact form or call us at 301-217-0074.

Why choose ARTparenting?

ARTparenting's founder, Meryl B. Rosenberg, Esq., has worked with hundreds of gestational surrogates since 1993. She personally directs every surrogacy arrangement — including the all-important match. Meryl is well known for her leadership role and dedication to the field of reproductive law. Read about Meryl Rosenberg's work to regulate surrogacy.

THE MATCH: Intended Parents Are Waiting for You. Because we are a small, intimate firm we are able to take great care in matching each gestational surrogate with the right intended parents. For our surrogates, there is no waiting to be matched.

We have many intended parents who are waiting to build their families. Each potential surrogate is consulted about the intended parents (or parent) she would most like to help. For example, she may prefer those who live in the US or overseas, families that already have a child, same-sex couples or heterosexual, among other traits. Each match becomes a true partnership.

A COMPLETE SURROGACY PROGRAM: With our surrogacy program, we oversee every detail — from your very first contact through the birth. You can count on getting all the support you need even before you begin.

Hands-on guidance and over 20 years of experience help ensure our gestational surrogates have a comfortable and coordinated experience. We make sure that our surrogates and our intended parents, have all the information, personal support, and care they need.

 

How our surrogacy program works

A gestational carrier (also known as a gestational surrogate) carries a child conceived through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) using the egg of the intended mother or an egg donor, plus the sperm from the intended father or a sperm donor. The child will not be genetically related to the gestational surrogate.

In order to qualify as a gestational surrogate in Texas — you must be:

 

•  the mother of at least one child who you are raising,

•  a healthy non-smoker, with a BMI of 32 or lower,

•  financially stable (not receiving public assistance),

•  21 to 43 years old.

These are just a few of the requirements for becoming a gestational carrier. Read more about the requirements for becoming a surrogate and find out how the program works.

 

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Compensation for becoming a gestational surrogate in Texas

We know that there are many things to consider when making the decision to become a surrogate — and one of them is financial. Your compensation and benefits will be based on individual factors. We value our surrogates' life-changing role in building new families and the incredible commitment it takes. Our generous financial package reflects our appreciation and that of the intended parents. For details, please review Payments for Gestational Surrogates.

 

We want you to be well-informed so you can accurately weigh your options. Please contact us with questions about how much you will receive, or any other questions about becoming a gestational surrogate in Texas.

 

The decision to become a gestational surrogate

You know that raising children is one of the most meaningful joys in life. A wish to help others experience parenthood is the inspiration behind ARTparenting’s work to help families grow and is what motivates our extraordinary surrogates. Read what others have said about our surrogacy program.

 

Take the next step…

We are grateful for your interest.

If you would like to find out more about surrogacy in Texas, we would love to hear from you. Please fill out our simple Surrogate Inquiry Form.

 

​Ready to find out more? Fill out a SURROGATE INQUIRY FORM