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Surrogate Mother Requirements

Surrogacy in the United States is regulated by medical and legal standards. While the process is made as safe as possible for the woman, there are certain criteria she must meet to become a surrogate mother. Below are the main requirements.

General Requirements

Age
  • From 21 to 40 years old.
  • In some cases, if the woman has had successful pregnancies, the age limit may be extended up to 45 years old.
Physical Health
  • Excellent overall health.
  • No chronic diseases or serious complications in previous pregnancies.
  • Body Mass Index (BMI) within normal limits.
Motherhood Experience
  • At least one biological child.
  • Understanding all the emotional and physical aspects of pregnancy.
No Bad Habits
  • The woman must avoid alcohol, drugs, and tobacco use.
  • A firm commitment to a healthy and active pregnancy.
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Medical Requirements

Health Examination
  • Comprehensive blood tests.
  • Testing for STDs, hepatitis, and HIV.
  • Ultrasound of the reproductive organs to assess fertility.
Hormonal Preparation
  • A course of hormone therapy to prepare the uterus for embryo implantation.
No Complications in Medical History
  • No miscarriages, preterm births, or other serious complications in the past.
Monitoring During Pregnancy
  • Regular doctor visits and strict adherence to all medical recommendations.

Psychological Requirements

Emotional Readiness
  • The woman must understand that the child she carries will never be hers.
  • The ability to cope with emotional challenges related to handing over the child to the biological parents.
Psychological Testing
  • An interview with a psychologist to assess motivation, resilience, and readiness for surrogacy.
Communication with Biological Parents
  • The ability to communicate professionally and a willingness to collaborate.

Legal Requirements

Signing a Contract
  • A legal contract between the surrogate mother and the biological parents (mandatory).
  • The contract defines the rights, responsibilities, compensation, and plans in case of unforeseen circumstances.

Conclusion

Surrogate mother requirements in the USA are designed to ensure the safety and success of the surrogacy process. These strict criteria help protect the health of the surrogate, the biological parents, and the future child. Surrogacy is a beautiful experience and an opportunity to help others, but it also requires great responsibility.
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