New York – Surrogacy Agency Near Me
Learn about our New York surrogacy agency, the surrogacy process, local fertility centers and local surrogate costs and compensation.
The Surrogacy Source™ – a division of Fertility Source Companies – helps compassionate women become gestational surrogates, and pairs them with hopeful people in New York who dream of starting a family. We proudly partner with heterosexual and LGBT couples and singles throughout New York state, spreading the gift of surrogacy to New York City, Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse and other amazing Empire State destinations.
On this website, you can find out more about our surrogacy process, how much surrogates are paid, and how much it costs to work with a gestational surrogate. When you’re ready to take your first steps toward becoming a surrogate or partnering with one, our team will guide you through the legal, medical and financial complications ahead. At the Surrogacy Source, we make surrogacy as simple and rewarding as possible.
Partner Clinics
1790 Broadway at Columbus Circle
New York, NY 10019
Ph: 1-646-756-8282
Email: am2028@columbia.edu
Web: http://www.columbiafertility.org/
635 Madison Avenue 10th floor
New York, NY 10022
Ph: 212-756-5777
Fx: 212-756-5770
Email: info@rmany.com
Web: http://www.rmany.com/
425 Fifth Ave, 3rd Floor
(5th Ave. & 38th St.)
New York, NY 10016
Toll Free: (866) 747-6692
Ph: (646) 792-7476
115 East 57th Street Suite 500
New York, NY 10022
Ph: 212-750-3330
Email: info@americanfertility.com
Web: http://www.americanfertility.com/
51 East 67th St at Park Ave
New York, NY 10021
Ph: 212.535.5350
Fx: 212.535.5080
Web: http://ofrm.com/
“I have been with the surrogacy source since 2014. I delivered my first surrogate baby in August. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about them. I will be using them for my next surrogacy.”
Learn more about New York Surrogacy procedures, laws and statistics.
What are the surrogacy laws in New York?Up until recently, surrogacy in New York was limited to arrangements that were altruistic and uncompensated (often referred to as compassionate surrogacy), making it illegal for New York gestational carriers to be paid for their time and effort. However, New York recently passed new regulations that not only make paid gestational surrogacy legal but also provide some of the most stringent protections for surrogates in the nation.
Starting in February of 2021, New Yorkers will be able to arrange and implement paid surrogacy contracts. The law includes a bill of rights for surrogates, which stipulates that the minimum compensation for surrogates is $35,000 and that health and life insurance must be provided by the intended parents for a year after the surrogate has given birth. The law also establishes criteria for creating surrogacy contracts that protect all parties in the process.
Surrogacy is an agreement between a surrogate mother – who is not biologically related to the baby she will carry during pregnancy – and the intended parents of that baby. The agreement is also called a gestational agreement. A surrogate mother provides a womb for a baby’s gestation in exchange for financial compensation.
The surrogacy process can be a positive and rewarding experience for both surrogate mother and prospective families – especially when a surrogacy agency is employed to manage the emotional, legal and financial aspects of the journey. Many women choose to become surrogates because they love the idea of helping a couple who can’t become pregnant bring a new baby into this world. Hence, there is a lot of loving emotion and hope that goes into surrogacy.
The cost of a surrogacy journey in New York is between $100,000 and $125,000. This includes the agency fee, surrogate psychological evaluation, surrogate legal consultation, escrow management fee, and surrogate compensation package. This does not include the cost of the IVF cycle at your fertility physician’s office or the cost of an egg donor cycle.
Currently, we do not recruit surrogates from New York but that may change in the near future. There is legislature being proposed in 2020 to lift the surrogacy ban so stay tuned!
Because commercial surrogacy is prohibited in New York, it’s important to choose a surrogacy agency that is able to find and screen qualified gestational surrogates in neighboring states. The Surrogacy Source is one of the largest surrogacy agencies in the country, with ample resources to make surrogacy a possibility for heterosexual and LGBT couples and singles who live in New York state. We invite you to interview our staff in person, and ask any questions you have about becoming or working with a surrogate. We’re confident you’ll select our surrogacy agency once you meet our team and learn about the potentially rewarding experience that awaits you.
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If you have any questions regarding surrogacy in New York,
contact Fertility Source Companies today!