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We respect how selfless surrogates are. As a surrogate, you’re obviously filled with an immeasurable amount of love and kindness to give birth to another family’s child. It’s such a precious and honorable undertaking. This is why we go above and beyond to support you during this incredible journey.
By becoming a surrogate mom, you’re restoring hope to intended parents who may have lost it along the way. With your help, they’ll achieve their dream of expanding or adding to their family. This isn’t something just anyone can give — but surrogates can!
The support you receive from Love & Kindness Surrogacy goes above and beyond to ensure you feel invaluable, safe, and ready. We offer perks to ensure our surrogates feel well-cared for and appreciated. These perks include instant updates about your applications, doula services, and counseling if needed. And rest assured, we’ll always be 100% transparent about the surrogacy process.
* If your last physical exam with your OB was more than a year ago.
** Approximately nine (9) to ten (10) weeks after the embryo transfer.
1. Complete an online application
2. Interview with Love & Kindness Surrogacy
3. Pass a criminal background check
4. Pass medical review of records
5. Pass an OB check-up *
1. Review and approve the intended parents’ profiles
2. Video chat with intended parents to confirm match
3. Complete a psychological evaluation
4. Complete medical screenings
5. Review your contract with your attorney before signing
6. Enter a gestational surrogacy agreement with your matched intended parents
1. Building your uterus lining through medication
2. Transfer the Intended Parents’ embryo(s) at the IVF clinic
3. Take an hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) test
4. Get an ultrasound to check the heartbeat of the growing child
1. Transfer to a regular OB doctor **
2. Go to your regularly scheduled OB appointments
3. Go to the monthly counseling sessions provided by Love & Kindness Surrogacy (if applicable)
4. Utilize your doula’s support
5. Give birth to the baby
* If your last physical exam with your OB was more than a year ago.
** Approximately nine (9) to ten (10) weeks after the embryo transfer.
Women interested in becoming surrogates with Love & Kindness Surrogacy
need to have the following:
If you’re unsure whether you would qualify as a surrogate or not, please kindly email your inquiry to us at info@loveandkindnesssurrogacy.com We will get back to you right away!
Once you sign up with Love & Kindness, we’ll provide you with a detailed financial benefits package that aligns with the current industry standard but tailored just for you. From there, you’re able to customize any items as you see fit, as long as you remain in good faith.
Becoming a surrogate gives a financial boost to surrogates, on top of making the dreams of devoted intended parents come true. Because of your sincerity, Love & Kindness strives to ensure you feel valued and appreciated from the beginning to the end of this surrogacy journey.
As a surrogate, Love & Kindness aims to make you feel valuable, validated, and appreciated
with every step of this beautiful journey. We assist you throughout the application process,
provide a customizable benefits and payments package, and facilitate instant communication
through our surrogacy mobile and desktop app!
We believe the benefits of working with an agency is helpful for surrogates. We match you with intended parents, handle the legal paperwork, facilitate communication between both surrogate and intended parents, keep you updated on application processing, provide compensation schedules, and more. Becoming a surrogate can feel overwhelming, which is why we’re here to help from start to finish.
Successful surrogate applicants will:
Be between the ages of twenty-one (21) and forty (40)
Have had uncomplicated pregnancies and at least one (1) healthy delivery
Have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of no greater than thirty (30)
Live in a surrogacy-friendly state (unfortunately, if you live in Michigan, New York, Nebraska or Louisiana we can’t accept you)
Have a support system of friends and family. If married or partnered, the spouse/partner must also be willing to cooperate and participate however necessary
Love & Kindness offers a standard benefits and payment package which can be further customized to your liking. The compensation varies depending on your location, surrogacy history, and the final results of your payment package selection.
If you’re interested in becoming a surrogate with Love & Kindness, we have an application online form you can fill out right at the bottom of this page.
Based on guidelines set by fertility clinics, we can work with surrogates nine (9) months after a vaginal delivery or one (1) year after a cesarean delivery.
Of course! Since you’re being a gestational carrier (which means you’re not providing your eggs), you don’t even need to have tubes at all! You’ll be pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) embryo transfer.
No! You do not need your own medical health insurance to become a surrogate. Your intended parents will be responsible for all your pregnancy-related medical expenses and will purchase a health insurance plan for you if necessary. But if you already have a health insurance plan, Love & Kindness will review the policy to see if it is appropriate to use for surrogacy. If it is and you save intended parents’ money, then you’ll be paid an extra five thousand dollars bonus after the delivery!
No, all the fees and expenses are covered by the Intended Parents via funds in the escrow account. However, there are times where you may have to pay an upfront cost for things like co-pays, deductibles, and travel expenses (such as hotel check-in deposit or food), and be reimbursed later.
Your financial package will be addressed in your gestational surrogacy agreement with your intended parents. Love & Kindness will work with a professional escrow service to distribute funds to you, according to the terms on the contract. The payment comes in two forms, mailed check or ACH direct deposit.
Unfortunately no. Surrogacy can be a physically and emotionally taxing process; you need the support from your significant other to be a successful surrogate. If you’re legally married, we will also need your spouse’s full cooperation to ensure the intended parents’ parental rights legal proceedings are done smoothly. If you happen to be estranged from your spouse for a long time already but you’re still legally married to him/her, or if you’re in the middle of a divorce/legal separation, please discuss your situations with us fully so we can address it with professional legal help from a qualified attorney.
Yes. An SSN is needed to conduct financial background and criminal history checks for any woman who applies for our surrogacy program. ALL information you share with Love and Kindness is kept private, secure and confidential.
Intended parents and the surrogate will video chat through Zoom or Skype before the match is confirmed. During this chat, both parties can openly ask questions about each other and the program. We’ll also confirm important matters regarding the process.
Intended parents can visit and communicate with the surrogate to the degree both parties are comfortable with. Even if your intended parents are not able to meet you in person during the pregnancy, they will definitely meet you at the birthing hospital!
During the medical process of your surrogacy, carriers are expected to abstain from sexual intercourse two (2) weeks before and two (2) weeks after the embryo transfer. The recommended timeline and guidelines may change, however, depending on your IVF clinic.
As a surrogate, Love & Kindness aims to make you feel valuable, validated, and appreciated
with every step of this beautiful journey. We assist you throughout the application process,
provide a customizable benefits and payments package, and facilitate instant communication
through our surrogacy mobile and desktop app!
We believe the benefits of working with an agency is helpful for surrogates. We match you with intended parents, handle the legal paperwork, facilitate communication between both surrogate and intended parents, keep you updated on application processing, provide compensation schedules, and more. Becoming a surrogate can feel overwhelming, which is why we’re here to help from start to finish.
Successful surrogate applicants will:
Be between the ages of twenty-one (21) and forty (40)
Have had uncomplicated pregnancies and at least one (1) healthy delivery
Have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of no greater than thirty (30)
Live in a surrogacy-friendly state (unfortunately, if you live in Michigan, New York, Nebraska or Louisiana we can’t accept you)
Have a support system of friends and family. If married or partnered, the spouse/partner must also be willing to cooperate and participate however necessary
Love & Kindness offers a standard benefits and payment package which can be further customized to your liking. The compensation varies depending on your location, surrogacy history, and the final results of your payment package selection.
If you’re interested in becoming a surrogate with Love & Kindness, we have an application online form you can fill out right at the bottom of this page.
Based on guidelines set by fertility clinics, we can work with surrogates nine (9) months after a vaginal delivery or one (1) year after a cesarean delivery.
Of course! Since you’re being a gestational carrier (which means you’re not providing your eggs), you don’t even need to have tubes at all! You’ll be pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) embryo transfer.
No! You do not need your own medical health insurance to become a surrogate. Your intended parents will be responsible for all your pregnancy-related medical expenses and will purchase a health insurance plan for you if necessary. But if you already have a health insurance plan, Love & Kindness will review the policy to see if it is appropriate to use for surrogacy, and your intended parents will reimburse you for the premium costs as well.
No, all the fees and expenses are covered by the Intended Parents via funds in the escrow account. However, there are times where you may have to pay an upfront cost for things like co-pays, deductibles, and travel expenses (such as hotel check-in deposit or food), and be reimbursed later.
Your financial package will be addressed in your gestational surrogacy agreement with your intended parents. Love & Kindness will work with a professional escrow service to distribute funds to you, according to the terms on the contract. The payment comes in two forms, mailed check or ACH direct deposit.
Unfortunately no. Surrogacy can be a physically and emotionally taxing process; you need the support from your significant other to be a successful surrogate. If you’re legally married, we will also need your spouse’s full cooperation to ensure the intended parents’ parental rights legal proceedings are done smoothly. If you happen to be estranged from your spouse for a long time already but you’re still legally married to him/her, or if you’re in the middle of a divorce/legal separation, please discuss your situations with us fully so we can address it with professional legal help from a qualified attorney.
Yes. An SSN is needed to conduct financial background and criminal history checks for any woman who applies for our surrogacy program. ALL information you share with Love and Kindness is kept private, secure and confidential.
Intended parents and the surrogate will video chat through Zoom or Skype before the match is confirmed. During this chat, both parties can openly ask questions about each other and the program. We’ll also confirm important matters regarding the process.
Intended parents can visit and communicate with the surrogate to the degree both parties are comfortable with. Even if your intended parents are not able to meet you in person during the pregnancy, they will definitely meet you at the birthing hospital!
During the medical process of your surrogacy, carriers are expected to abstain from sexual intercourse two (2) weeks before and two (2) weeks after the embryo transfer. The recommended timeline and guidelines may change, however, depending on your IVF clinic.