Interested in becoming a gestational surrogate in Georgia?
Whether you’re thinking about becoming a surrogate and live in Georgia or you’re a prospective parent looking for more information, we can answer your questions about Georgia surrogacy and ARTparenting.
Meryl B. Rosenberg, Esq., the founder of ARTparenting, has worked with hundreds of gestational surrogates since 1993 — many from Georgia. At ARTparenting, we carefully handle every detail, from initial contact through birth. An important feature of our comprehensive surrogacy program is making sure our intended parents and our surrogates are comfortable with the entire process.
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Learn how our program works
A gestational surrogate is a woman who carries a child conceived through IVF using an egg from a donor or the intended mother and the sperm from the intended father or a sperm donor. The child will not be genetically related to the gestational surrogate.
A few of the requirements for becoming a gestational surrogate in Georgia:
21 to 44 years old
Body mass index (BMI) 32 or lower
Given birth to at least one child of your own
Healthy and a non-smoker
Willing to help others create a family
You have found the place for you with ARTparenting
Integrity, hands-on guidance, and personal attention ensure that each surrogate has the information, support and care she needs along the way. Our intended parents benefit from our personalized approach as well. Meryl Rosenberg is known for her leadership and dedication to the field of reproductive law and works to better regulate assisted reproduction and surrogacy.
For our surrogates in Georgia, there is no waiting to be matched. Our surrogates are fully consulted about whom they would like to help — whether they prefer intended parents who live locally or overseas, are couples or singles, are families that already have a child, and if they have other situations. A hallmark of our program is the focus we place on the matches between the parents and the gestational surrogates. Every match is a mutual decision and a true partnership.
Compensation for becoming a surrogate in Georgia
BASE FEE: $50,000 to $65,000
Plus additional compensation for procedures and all expenses.
We understand an important part of your decision to become a surrogate is the compensation. This amount will be based on personal factors. For details, please contact us with your questions.
The decision to become a gestational surrogate
Raising children is one of the ultimate joys in life — a willingness to share that joy with others is the greatest of gifts. Love for family is what inspires ARTparenting to help build form families through surrogacy.
Take the next step…
We are grateful for your interest in our surrogacy program.
If you would like to learn more about participating in Georgia, we would like to hear from you. To find out if you qualify, please fill out our short Surrogate Inquiry Form to get your questions answered.
Georgia Surrogacy
ARTparenting has worked with gestational surrogates and intended parents from the state of Georgia to successfully build their families.
For more information about surrogacy in Georgia, please contact Meryl at (301) 217-0074.
INTENDED PARENTS
Please fill out our intended parent’s form,
or call 301-217-0074.
“I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl for my intended parents. When people ask how I felt, I say my heart has never been fuller from the love I saw in my intended mother’s face the day her daughter took her first breath. I know this baby girl was so loved.
Would I share my life and the life of my family again? Yes, I would take that journey called surrogacy with Meryl Rosenberg again. I would recommend her to one and all.”
More praise for ARTparenting from our Surrogates.