How do I become a surrogate?
There are some things you need to consider before you embark on this selfless journey: Contacting a registered, specialist surrogacy agency There are a few registered agencies and it is safer to register with them, than to be a surrogate prvately.
Staying fit and healthy Before becoming a surrogate, there are health requirements, from having a BMI of between 19 and 30, to being a non-smoker, and more recently, being fully vaccinated with common immunisations, including Covid-19.
Preparing to undergo fertility treatment such as IVF and IUI
Getting to know the intended parents Once you have beenmatched with intended parents, arrange to meet with them regularly throughout the process, and ask them to sign a surrogacy agreement.
Our surrogacy services include: • Initial surrogacy legal advice for both intended parents and surrogates. • Making parental order or other relevant court applications as required. • Immigration advice including pre and post arrival information, passports and other documentation. • Private client services, ranging from making plans for your child in your will, mitigating tax and protecting and passing on your assets in trusts. • Litigation support for any disputes or issues between any parties involved in the surrogacy process. • Financial advice through our Financial Conduct Association (FCA) regulated financial advisors.
If you’re considering using a surrogate and in need legal advice: Call us on +44 (0) 20 7481 0010 or email - hello@incegd.com Find out more at incegd.com/surrogacy