Frequently Asked Questions

Delivering Dreams Surrogacy only handles gestational surrogacy cases. In a gestational surrogacy, embryos created through the process of in-vitro fertilization will be placed in the “surrogate” also known as a “gestational carrier” or “gestational mother,” in order to carry and deliver a child for another couple or single parent known as the Intend Parent(s). The surrogate is not genetically related to the child.

Click on our Parents page and then click get started. Our IP director will be in touch and go over everything with you.

That is a personal preference and depends on different factors. We can discuss this further with you as there are benefits to both. It may just come down to finding the right match, which could be either.

You will be shown different profiles that we feel would be a good match according the questionnaire you will fill out; however, you have the final say. We will not move forward with a match unless you and the GS both feel comfortable and agree to move forward.

That is a good question, and we will go over that with you. Surrogacy laws differ from state to state. If you live in a non-friendly surrogacy state, it is still possible to help you find a surrogate that lives in a friendly surrogacy state.
Surrogacy Laws in the United States

We are different than most agencies and do not ask for a large payment upfront. We have milestone payments that will be due throughout each step of the process.