A solution to infertility or other related issues is through surrogacy or egg donation. It is important to find a professional to help you with your needs to build your family. Personal service is very important. You will need a professional who will help you with every detail.

A professional can actively search for surrogates or egg donors or intended parents and can find and qualify a surrogate or egg donor to suit your needs.

Part of the challenge for intended parents is to find someone suitable for surrogacy or egg donation. Choosing a surrogate includes reviewing and approving complete medical records, checking family history, social history and education level.  A psychological evaluation will be done for the surrogate or egg donor. Surrogate or egg donors will need to be personally interviewed several times. Back ground checks for criminal or child abuse offences are also essential.

Intended parents need to decide on the physical and mental characteristics for a surrogate or an egg donor.  A determination will ultimately need to be made for the best surrogate or egg donor match. The decision will be based upon information gathered from surrogates and egg donors. Any individual issues or circumstances unique to the intended parents or surrogate or egg donor should be part of the consideration.  Thought also needs to be given to the intended parent's level of personal involvement with a surrogate or egg donor.

Professionals provide intended parents a profile of several surrogates or egg donors to be considered. In trying to find the best match for  intended parents, a profile would contain photos of the surrogate or egg donor and their children, if any. Upon selection of surrogates or egg donors by intended parents, an agency will contact the surrogate or egg donor to advise of potential match and provides general information about intended parents. The surrogate or egg donor will review the profile of the intended parents for her consideration. If a "match" is made the parties will proceed with the legal aspect of the situation.

An attorney will prepare a written legal contract detailing the monetary and non-monetary aspects of the "match". Travel, accommodations, and all other costs would be included in the contract. The intended parents would be obligated to pay for the cost of a separate attorney for surrogate or egg donor.

Attorneys are available to prepare a written contract for intended parents who have already chosen an surrogate or egg donor.