Why choose
surrogacy in California

California has a rigorous and transparent surrogate screening process, managed by responsible practitioners. In California, clinics that perform surrogacy procedures, agencies that match surrogates, and psychological counselors all conduct preliminary screenings for both clients and surrogates. They ensure satisfactory health and success rates before proceeding with the process, prioritizing ethical standards over commercial gain.

California has highly qualified surrogates, ensuring your peace of mind. U.S. law stipulates that surrogate mothers must be in good health, come from stable middle-class or higher-income families without financial crises, must have at least one child of their own, and obtain their husband's consent. Couples must undergo an evaluation by a professional counselor to determine whether they can support each other, maintain a loving relationship, and demonstrate a stable mental state and strong psychological resilience.

Surrogate mothers have no need to hide their status from friends or colleagues and are fully capable of taking care of themselves in daily life. Healthy surrogate mothers can continue working, and employers have the right to know if they are carrying a child for someone else. Additionally, with the legalization of surrogacy in the United States, surrogacy agencies, with the consent of the surrogate mother's family, can request the surrogate mother's background information from the court, including property records, criminal records, and credit history.

California has the world's most professional medical teams, the most advanced assisted reproductive technologies, and high-quality, safe medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).