Surrogacy in Georgia

What we do:

• Conduct an in-depth, no-obligation consultation (phone / video / in-person) to learn your medical background, family situation, and legal status.
• Explain Georgian eligibility rules, program options, timelines, and estimated costs.
• Recommend the best program and create an individualized plan.
• Provide a clear checklist of documents and next steps, plus an estimated timeline and payment schedule.

What you provide: passport, basic medical tests, which you need for program entrance,  extended questionnaire about preferences and expectations.

Why it matters: This step sets realistic expectations, eliminates surprises, and builds trust with a transparent plan.

All donors undergo comprehensive medical, genetic, and psychological screening to ensure safety and optimal IVF outcomes. High-quality profiles include detailed information about appearance, education, personality, and health background — helping you make a confident and informed choice.

What we do:

• Organize donor selection, genetic embryo testing.
• We coordinate with accredited partner IVF clinics to plan treatment for patients or donors (if donor eggs are required), and protocols for stimulating the patient or donor for egg collection.
• Arrange thorough medical screening of the surrogate (infectious disease testing, uterine assessment, general health labs) and psychological evaluation.
• Handle scheduling of appointments, transport logistics, and parnter clinic liaisons.

Why it matters: High-quality clinic coordination and rigorous screening maximize chances of success and safeguard the health of surrogate and baby.

What we do:

• Screen surrogates on medical, psychological, social and legal criteria: health history, age and birth experiense (has her own healthy children).
• Prepare surrogate profiles (medical summary, personality notes, photos) and present matches to the intended parents.
• Facilitate meetings (video calls) so both parties can ask questions.
• Negotiate and document surrogate support, compensation, and expectations including confidentiality, communication frequency and parental contact.

What you provide: preferences for surrogate (age range, prior births), and medical requirements.

Why it matters: Good matching reduces emotional friction, and increases the likelihood of a cooperative, stable pregnancy.

What we do:

• Prepare a full legal package. All the necessary documents are agreed during the first consultation.
• Coordinate with our client's lawyer to ensure compliance with current laws and to prepare legal documents.
• Arrange notarization, translations and any required apostilles.
• Explain legal timelines and what documentation will be placed on the birth record.

What you provide: passports and necessary other documents requested by lawyer.

Why it matters: Proper legal agreements protect intended parents, clarify expectations with the surrogate, and ensure the baby’s legal status is recognized at birth.

What we do:

• Provide regular medical updates after embryo transfer and throughout pregnancy: confirmation of pregnancy, first-trimester scans, second-trimester scans, and routine prenatal reports.
• Share photos, scan summaries and clinician notes via direct coordinator communications.
• Schedule and accompany intended parents to major check-ups and key procedures.
• Offer psychological support, 24/7 coordinator access, and contingency planning for any medical complications.
• Manage surrogate stipends and welfare during the pregnancy (nutrition, transport, follow-ups).

Why it matters: Transparent, timely updates reduce anxiety, keep parents informed and involved, and ensure swift responses to any medical needs.

What we do:

• Coordination of hospital choice, birth plan, and presence of intended parents.
• We provide a coordinator who will be with the surrogate mother throughout the pregnancy and childbirth.
• Manage all hospital paperwork, ensure the intended parents’ names are recorded as legal parents on the birth certificate  and obtain the official birth certificate.
• Support documents' application for the newborn.
• Arrange postnatal logistics: hospital discharge, newborn medical checks.
• Organize consultation with pediatrician doctor.

Why it matters: Smooth, legally secure completion of the process is the ultimate goal — enabling intended parents to leave Georgia with their child quickly and with full legal documentation.